Barranco del Infierno near Adeje is a popular protected walk, known for its ravine scenery and managed visitor access. Treat it as a proper hike, not a resort stroll.
Reserve through official channels
Access can be limited and conditions can change. Use the official reservation system, read the rules carefully and bring the required confirmation and identification.
Prepare properly
Wear closed walking shoes, take enough water, sun protection and a light layer. Stay on the marked route and follow staff guidance. Do not attempt the walk if you are unprepared for uneven ground or heat.
Arrival and parking
Allow time to reach the start point, park legally and complete any check-in requirements. Do not block residential access in Adeje.
Respect the ravine
It is a protected natural area. Take all litter away, keep noise low and accept closures when weather or conservation requires them.
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