This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The circular route through Teror’s Álamo Ravine embraces Gran Canaria’s biodiversity and countryside The ravines are arteries where Gran Canaria’s life blood flows most intensely It also lays green blankets over the basalt rock; it squeezes into implausible gaps and offers shelter between light and shade for anyone or anything that requires protection from the hustle and bustle of the world This all happens on Teror’s Álamo Ravine path The route leaves from Plaza de Nuestra Señora del Pino one of the Canary Islands’ neoclassic treasures it drops down through the Los Viñátigos and Ignacio Quintana Marrero streets and leads you to El Muñigal bridge which looks like the entrance gate to a small world of sensations anchored in the depths of the ravine Indian figs and Kleinia neriifolia (in the daisy family) play a full symphony for Gran Canaria’s biodiversity in harmony with the dry-stone walls that hold up the earth on the crop terraces Once you’ve walked the first kilometre and a half you’ll get a helping hand from the first flight of stairs taking you up an almost vertical wall five metres high The ravine frequently changes its face and clothing it looks considerably different to the start of the trail leaving huge walls that rise dizzyingly up to great heights Ferns bloom here and laurel forest plants abound a proud echo of the former rainforest or greenwoods that covered most of Gran Canaria’s midlands staircase appears once you have walked two kilometres and takes you up to the final part of the ravine This feels like the closing credits for this walk although everyone knows that ravines go on to blend into the landscape of our memories You are walking back to where you started but part of you, that needs that intimate contact with nature, has happily stayed behind in the Álamo Ravine. As the Basilica's dome comes into view, you realise that the track is about to become the cobbled streets of Teror 27 Jun, 2024 | News, Sin categorizar The 26th edition of The North Face Transgrancanaria will take place from February 19 to 23 The event will once again feature six modalities adapted to several skill levels The North Face Transgrancanaria will kick off on Wednesday February 19 with El Kilómetro Vertical El Gigante The Promo and Half will begin the next day while the two most iconic events will begin on Friday the 21st and the Classic at midnight from Las Canteras beach First thing in the morning on Saturday it will be the turn of the Advanced there will also be the Family and Kids tests for all family members One of the biggest changes regarding the course affects Roque Nublo since in the next edition we will enjoy it from another point of view While we await for a regulation that allows the ascent to the monolith in an orderly and respectful manner with the environment after several meetings with the Environment Department of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria has made the decision to modify the course avoiding the ascent to the base of the rock formation and thus trying to raise awareness in society of the fragility of our unique nature This will allow you to enjoy other panoramic views of the most emblematic rock in Gran Canaria and a unique vision that will return to The North Face Transgrancanaria after more than 10 years: the ascent to the surroundings of the highest peak on the island The magnificent 360º panoramic view of the island of Gran Canaria returns with the incomparable setting made up of Roque Nublo Roque Bentayga and the Teide volcano on the neighboring island of Tenerife July 3 at 12:00 on the website www.transgrancanaria.net will open a flash period with a reduced price for those who sign up during the first 48 hours we detail the main characteristics of all The North Face Gran Canaria 2025 tests: The North Face Transgrancanaria will be inaugurated with the fastest test of all 1,060 meters of positive elevation gain in just 5.5 kilometers in a test of pure muscular power the trail-runners will begin the only race that starts from the south to the north The Half starts in the picturesque town of Tunte and faces the demanding climb of the La Plata road to cross the finish line in the center of one of the most beautiful towns in Spain The Promo race is the best way to get started on the trail world with style Because of the incredible beauty of the places through which it passes and because it runs between the two highest towns in Gran Canaria It is characterized by being a fast race with a dizzying descent along camino de La Plata before heading towards the final area in Maspalomas It is the biggest event of The North Face Transgrancanaria and this year it will be the third contest on the Gran Canaria World Trail Majors international circuit after the Hong Kong 100 and Black Canyon Ultras The runners will face the challenge of 126 kilometers with a nighttime start on Friday the 21st at 11:59 p.m and arrival in the Parque Sur of Maspalomas In Gran Canaria we often say that our island is a miniature continent And there is no better way to prove it than the Transgrancanaria Advanced the Caldera of Tejeda and the iconic towns of Artenara and Tejeda are the highlights in the first half of the race The second part takes place along the southern side of the Island We leave the green fields behind to enter a drier area which will make us discover the meaning of that “miniature continent” The North Face Transgrancanaria is a race organized by Arista Eventos with the sponsorship of the institutions Cabildo de Gran Canaria through Turismo de Gran Canaria and the Instituto Insular de Deportes; the Government of the Canary Islands with Islas Canarias Latitud de Vida; Maspalomas Costa Canaria; the Instituto Municipal de Deportes de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; and the Tejeda City Council It is also supported by companies such as The North Face el concejal de Deportes indicó que Teror ofrece su entorno natural y su red de senderos como atrac mostró su felicidad por este acuerdo e hizo hincapié en que el pueblo “es uno de los lugares más importantes para el desarrollo del trail-running se confirma la apuesta del municipio por este tipo de pruebas acoge importantes carreras como la Aguas de Teror Trail Desafío de los Picos y El Álamo Race “La gente va a disfrutar y va a ser más fácil exportar lo bonito que tiene Teror de día” que también quiso resaltar la apuesta por la cantera con la prueba Youth y la fiesta familiar con la Family reafirma su compromiso con la comunidad y su responsabilidad social corporativa en el ámbito del deporte y la vida saludable La próxima edición de The North Face Transgrancanaria se celebrará del 18 al 23 de febrero de 2025 y sus inscripciones se abrirán a partir del próximo 3 de julio. Se trata de una carrera organizada por Arista Eventos que cuenta con el patrocinio de las instituciones Cabildo de Gran Canaria a través de Turismo de Gran Canaria y el Instituto Insular de Deportes; el Gobierno de Canarias con Islas Canarias Latitud de Vida; Maspalomas Costa Canaria; el Instituto Municipal de Deportes de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; el Ayuntamiento de Teror y el Ayuntamiento de Tejeda cuenta con el respaldo de las empresas The North Face Responsable del tratamiento ARISTA EVENTOS LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA (Las Palmas)Finalidad Sus datos serán usados para poder atender sus solicitudes y prestarle nuestros servicios.Publicidad Solo le enviaremos publicidad con su autorización previa que podrá facilitarnos mediante la casilla correspondiente establecida al efecto.Legitimación Únicamente trataremos sus datos con su consentimiento previo que podrá facilitarnos mediante la casilla correspondiente establecida al efecto.Destinatarios Con carácter general sólo el personal de nuestra entidad que esté debidamente autorizado podrá tener conocimiento de la información que le pedimos.Derechos Tiene derecho a saber qué información tenemos sobre usted tal y como se explica en la información adicional disponible en nuestra página web.Información adicional Más información en el apartado “SUS DATOS SEGUROS” de nuestra página web We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website Please enable Strictly Necessary Cookies first so that we can save your preferences More information about our Cookie Policy Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker has a new Visitors’ Centre right in its old town centre located in the newly refurbished building known as ‘Casa de Los Alvarado’ Under the brand of ‘Teror te deja huella’ (Teror makes its mark) this beautiful building has become a beacon for the thousands of visitors and tourists who come to explore Teror every day These facilities will provide a Tourist Information Office The permanent exhibition explores the town of Teror the early days of its tourism and its local traditions using documentary and audiovisual supports this building dates back well over a century to 1878 its construction was declared to be complete in the Plaza del Pino and alongside the homes of outstanding families not only from Teror This mansion’s imposing height and great size drew so much attention that it has been widely photographed and often features on postcards The Teror Town Council bought this historical building in 1963 already home to the ‘Doctor’s House’ on the top floor where Dr Eduardo Vallejo lived with his family The ground floor of this building was intended for various uses including the well-known Bar Americano (whose fried fish and meat snacks were popular throughout the island) Agustin de Rosario’s shop and some municipal services It is interesting that one of the first petrol pumps was located on the outside of this building alongside the transport stop known as the ‘Coches de hora’ station This emblematic Visitors’ Centre is yet another reason to stop off here if you want to understand why all visitors come away feeling that “Teror makes its mark on you” Useful informationAll-day opening hours: From Tuesday to Saturday, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. Address: Plaza Nuestra Señora del Pino (opposite the Basilica) – TerorPhone: (+34) 928 613 808 https://turismo.teror.es/ Everyone is aware of regions throughout Spain that pride themselves on their long tradition of producing cured meat and sausages the chorizo and black pudding made in Gran Canaria’s town of Teror clearly stand out as world-class Chorizo production in Teror goes back to the late 1930s when cold storage was quite limited and people really made the most of every part of an animal when butchering it “I think that this led to people mainly using salt and paprika for preservation but I don’t remember exactly how the recipe came into my family,” says Gonzalo Nuez Marrero one of three brothers (alongside José and Alberto) who currently own the Fábrica Los Nueces founded several butcher’s shops back in the day in Villa Mariana where he began to sell the product we know and love today although they use synthetic sausage skins these days instead of animal intestines This way of making chorizo was passed down to his son (Carmelo Nuez known in the village as Gonzalo) and later to his grandsons who have maintained the tradition that began in their grandmother’s home I remember always being in the butcher’s shops and seeing my grandfather and my father making chorizo so I’ve always been around these products,” says Gonzalo Another family that has traditionally made this product is that of Blas José Sánchez Domínguez (1956) who founded Chorizos Terorero in the late 1980s at Avda along with his wife (Flora Soledad Mendoza Díaz) his children (Ylenia and Roberto Sánchez Mendoza) and several workers they craft chorizo and black pudding in almost the same way as when they first started out “We’ve just changed the machinery to fit in with the times because production has increased exponentially over the years,” explains Roberto Sánchez And the white version has practically the same ingredients each of these producers has managed to give their own identity to their chorizos making it possible to appreciate different nuances between them “Teror chorizo has an all-round flavour and a unique texture It’s popular among tourists and its originality makes everyone’s mouth water even children love it,” comments Roberto Sánchez Gran Canaria is the main consumer of this chorizo but it is also sold regionally Weekly production from each of these producers totals around 3000-3500 kg Gonzalo is clearly proud of the affection they receive from the people of Gran Canaria regarding their product and tourists’ reactions when they try it in restaurants and at the village’s Sunday market.Consequently these cured sausages travel all over the world thanks to tourists and people from the Canaries who live elsewhere but like to take a little piece of home away with them It has become an emblem of Gran Canaria that is not likely to go out of fashion because “it’s the ideal addition to your table” explains the managing director of Chorizos Terorero some chefs on the island are including it as an ingredient in their dishes so that “if it was promoted a little more it’d become more popular beyond the Canaries as well.” a sweet delicacyAlmost all farming families on the mid and high slopes in Gran Canaria tend to keep at least one pig to slaughter before winter arrives giving them meat products for the summer period.Black pudding is made during the slaughter giving a product that is characterised for being smooth and sweet.  Gonzalo and “the secret of their success lies in hanging on to this identity”.The managing director of Chorizos Terorero adds that “it is precisely the sweetness that gives Teror’s black pudding its surprising flavour especially for anyone expecting a black pudding from the mainland; and we have to say that it does a great job.”  So much so that each facility produces around 1,500 kg of black pudding every week. Teror’s chorizo and black pudding have a special flavour that tickles the taste buds of people from Gran Canaria Related links:Discover TerorThe island with a sweet centre! The fiestas of El Pino 2019 once again make all roads in Gran Canaria lead to Teror fishermen used to make their way up to Teror would slink along the night shadows up to the so called Pine Tree of Wonders to take anything they could get their hands on One fisherman even told of how he survived a sea storm settling the waves by throwing a pine he had picked up from the miracle tree overboard into the sea from his endangered vessel the pine tree in Teror was the site of the apparition of the Virgin The same tradition points to a powerful storm that knocked the formidable tree to the ground which was said to measure over forty metres high not even the strongest winds could knock down the popular fervor that surrounds the Virgin of El Pino with its deep-rooted presence in the islanders’ culture The 7th September 2019 sees the return for another year of the great pilgrimage-offering that winds up at the doors of the Basilica in Teror a widely supported event which highlights and reinforces the massive attraction the Patron Saint of Gran Canaria holds for the whole population Gran Canaria once more moves to the fervor of #SentirElPino The pilgrimage-offering is a grand spectacle for the senses. It oozes all the essence of Gran Canaria and the islands as a whole, along the thirty richly adorned roads leading to it, representing all 21 Gran Canarian municipalities which reveals a whole way of life along its route By watching this human flow through the Villa Mariana you get a perfect insight into the real soul of the islanders This fiesta is the largest attended event of the year in Gran Canaria and precedes the great festivities of the Virgin of El Pino This event brings right up to date a location which seems to have been stuck in times gone by as if the olden days were hanging from the ancient roof tiles lining the beautiful stately homes and wooden rails of their balconies Just by stepping on the cobbled streets that lead to and surround the Basilica of Our Lady of El Pino visitors bring back echos of a yesteryear which reverberate into present day What also rings out at the fiesta of El Pino On 13th and 14th September 2019 the 31st annual Teresa de Bolívar Musical Gathering takes place at nine o’clock in the evening at the Plaza de Sintes Another of the top musical evenings is the 28th annual Gran Canaria Folkloric Festival At the fiesta del Pino they cater for everyone and everything Maybe then we’ll see you at #SentirElPino (#FeelElpino) Film Ivanna, sempalan dari jagat sinema Danur membukukan prestasi mencengangkan lantaran menyerap 200 ribuan penonton pada hari pertama penayangan. Melansir data dari akun Twitter pemerhati film @bicaraboxoffice jumlah ini merupakan tertinggi ke-11 sepanjang masa Angak 1 juta penonton agaknya tak mustahil Ivanna yang dibintangi Caitlin Halderman, Jovarel Callum, dan Junior Roberts adalah spin-off alias sempalan dari jagat sinema Danur yang diadaptasi dari novel laris Risa Saraswati Manoj Punjabi mengenang proses panjang Ivanna menuju layar lebar * Fakta atau Hoaks? Untuk mengetahui kebenaran informasi yang beredar, silakan WhatsApp ke nomor Cek Fakta Liputan6.com 0811 9787 670 hanya dengan ketik kata kunci yang diinginkan. Beberapa film horor Indonesia akan tayang di bioskop. Berikut film-film horor yang wajib kamu tonton pada tahun ini. “Kalau kami selalu punya pengertian sama sutradara bahwa di skrip, saya dan tim sangat berperan, maunya ke mana. Dari segi direction, ya sudah itu sutradra yang jadi kaptennya di lapangan,” imbuhnya. “Jadi skripnya tuh kita punya visi maunya kayak apa. Di sana buat, habis itu ya sudah jalan. Kalau skripnya kita sepakat mau bentuknya begini. Contohnya Kimo dengan slasher-nya mau berapa persen, kita sudah sepakat di depan,” urai Manoj Punjabi. SelengkapnyaTampaknya kompromi di depan melahirkan win-win solution yang menjadikan Ivanna disambut hangat penonton Angka 205.889 menempatkan Ivanna sebagai film dengan jumlah penonton hari pertama terbanyak kedua tahun 2022 posisi pertama diduduki KKN di Desa Penari dengan 315.486 penonton Posisi tiga besar dibuka film horor lainnya yakni The Doll 3 bersama 125.872 penonton Teror City Council has announced the opening of the first route of the “Senderos y Vida” (Trails and Life) project located in the El Álamo neighborhood between the “El Muñigal” bridge and the “La Molineta” bridge.  This new route will also allows hikers to connect directly with other existing trails such as Peñón Chiquito Mirador de Las Cuevas or Barranquillo de El Barbuzano The aim of the entire project “Senderos y Vida”  is to recover all those trails and roads in the Teror municipality with a sustainable approach and care for the environment while also adapting the spaces for open-air fuse and enjoyment of visitors The first phase of the project has consisted of making the road passable after cleaning garbage (plastics and polluting waste) and reforesting the flora for which work is already underway is to complete the route virtual digitization and promoting the route The actions integrated into the “Senderos y Vida” project are intended to promote and encourage the realization of hiking activities in Teror El Alamo has become one of the trendiest hiking trails in Gran Canaria a favorite route for nature lovers who can enjoy a lush natural forest with very diverse vegetation throughout the hike its two distinctive metal and wooden staircases have made it the top attraction for those seeking the perfect photo Check out this video of El Alamo trail in Teror uploaded by the Tourism Office in the municipality to see exactly where the trail starts and how to get there You can also get an idea of how difficult the trail is and what type of equipment you will need We recommend you wear suitable hiking shoes. Also see lots of photos from the new trail in Teror Most visitors come to the Canary Islands to enjoy the great weather but there's much more to see in this amazing Spanish archipelago.  In our opinion, the Canary Islands are a really unique travel destination and we recommend to everyone coming here on holiday to go out and explore discover the real villages and towns and enjoy their authentic atmosphere Did you know that some of the villages on this list are also considered to be among the most beautiful villages in all of Spain are features among the prettiest villages in Spain so definitely go visit if you're visiting one of these two Canary Islands Garachico is probably the most charming village in Tenerife located on the northwest coast of the island Garachico is also featured among the most beautiful villages in Spain so you absolutely need to visit if you're in Tenerife Visit Garachico to see the typical architecture and the main square with the church on one side and the kiosk in the center In summer you can also take a dip in the amazing natural pools which are among the best natural pools in Tenerife Teror is a small town in the center of Gran Canaria and it's often seen as one of the most lovely towns in Gran Canaria Teror is also featured among the prettiest villages in Spain the only two villages in the Canary Islands to be featured on the list In Teror you should pay a visit to the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pine (Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pino) which is dedicated to the patron saint of Gran Canaria Did you know that Betancuria is the historic capital of the Canary Islands?  Located away from the coast, in the heart of Fuerteventura, Betancuria is a charming village that every visitor to the island should see You can see lovely old buildings and relax in the church square where there's often live music.   Teguise is considered the oldest town in the Canary Islands La Villa de Teguise as it is locally known used to be the capital of Lanzarote for over 450 years up until 1852 when Arrecife became the new capital city there's a massive market organized and if you want to do some shopping while in Lanzarote the Teguise market is the best place to go Masca is one of the most popular villages in Tenerife although judging by its size it's probably more of a hamlet than a proper village The road to Masca is scary for many people but at the same time it's the most exciting drive in Tenerife so the simple journey to get to Masca is worth the trip there.  which will make for a pleasant walk through the village so it's one of the historic settlements in La Gomera.  In Agulo you get to see the local architecture and the place still manages to retain its charm and pleasant atmosphere Although Los Llanos de Aridane is the most populous municipality on the island of La Palma it still manages to retain the charm due to its Old Town full of old typical Canarian houses.  If you decide to Los Llanos while on La Palma don't skip going to Plaza de España or the Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios which is the patron saint of the municipality.