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Circular hiking route in Valsequillo

29/06/2025 - Ruth González

If you're looking for Hiking trails in Valsequillo, today we share with you a circular route that starts from the town and goes through The most famous ravines in the municipality: San Roque and San Miguel. In addition, you will meet agricultural landscapes, caves and typical vegetation of the area such as palm trees, agave trees, prickly pear trees, cardons and tabaibas. Next, we give you all the information you need to complete this route with recommendations for eating after completing the trail.

Circular hiking route in Valsequillo
Circular hiking route in Valsequillo

Valsequillo Circular Hiking Route

Esta circular hiking route in Valsequillo It is perfect for those looking for an easy trail, but with a certain physical challenge, as it accumulates some elevation gain and distance. Next, We'll tell you all the details so you can do it safely and enjoy it to the fullest.

Agatha in bloom along the trail
Agatha in bloom along the trail

Technical data of the trail

Although it is not a very technical route, this circular trail through Valsequillo has slopes and areas of uneven terrain. It is important to bring mountain footwear, enough water, a cap, sunscreen, and some food. We recommend you bring at least 1 liter of water per person, although when you pass by At La Barrera you can buy more and you can also refill your bottles at Barranco de San Miguel, as you will see below.

Distance12 km
Estimated duration2 - 3 h
Positive gradient520 m
DifficultyModerate
CircularYes
Rooftop dining roomNo
Best timeAll year

Important: You may encounter some California snake, as it is a "hot zone" where many have been sighted and captured. they are not poisonous, but we want to warn you because we know that There are people who have a phobia of it and, at the same time, just in case you can give notice to 608098296It is important to stop this invasive species, as it is the greatest predator of our giant lizard, endemic species of Gran Canaria.

Places of interest on the Valsequillo circular trail

✅ Village of Valsequillo

This route starts and ends at the helmet of Valsequillo, one of the most charming villages in the interior of Gran Canaria. Here you can see the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel, walk around its square and buy strawberries or local cheeses at their Sunday market. There are only a few stalls, but you're sure to find some local delicacies. It's just a few steps from Tifaritti Square, next to the Spar.

San Miguel Square in the town of Valsequillo
San Miguel Square in the town of Valsequillo

Likewise, the trail passes through the well-known La Palma Organic Farm, before descend into the San Roque ravine.

✅ San Roque Ravine

It is one of the most representative ravines of ValsequilloIts vegetation is made up of Tabaibas, almond trees, palm trees, agave trees and vegetable garden areasIn fact, if you look at the road that leads to the Higuera de Telde you will even find one Canary Island palm area.

Palm grove area next to the San Roque ravine
Palm grove area next to the San Roque ravine

Likewise, before connecting with the next trail that descends to the San Miguel ravine, the track passes next to an area of ​​super beautiful caves.

Caves along the hiking route in Valsequillo
Caves along the hiking route in Valsequillo

✅ San Miguel Ravine

The second part of the route runs through the San Miguel Ravine with views of all the mountains of this beautiful municipality. In this ravine you will find a A century-old grove of about 80 red eucalyptus trees where you can enjoy a pleasant break under its shade.. Look carefully at the signs towards the Red Eucalyptus Trail so as not to pass by.

San Miguel Ravine and views of Valsequillo
San Miguel Ravine and views of Valsequillo

✅ Ñameras with drinking water point

Likewise, along the ravine, you will find a row of yams that hide a water point to refill water. It is common to see neighbors and athletes (we also) get water from here, so we assume it's drinkable. It's a place perfect for cooling off before finishing the last few kilometers, especially if you do this route in summer.

Water in the San Miguel ravine
Drinking water in the San Miguel ravine

Track of the circular hiking route in Valsequillo

To tour this circulate through Valsequillo without getting lost, we recommend you download the track in .gpx formatThere are some intersections that can be confusing. You can use apps like Guru Maps, AllTrails or GPS watches to track it. The track has a small cost which helps us keep this project going. Thank you for your support!

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Valsequillo circular track
Valsequillo circular track

Where to eat after the hike

As you will see in the following video, after this route through Valsequillo we ate at Hideout, One best bars in Gran Canaria. However, keep in mind that it's only open Monday through Friday. Don't panic! We have other great recommendations for restaurants in Valsequillo for you. You'll eat wonderfully anywhere!

Foie gras toast with ham and cheese, El Escondite
Foie gras toast with ham and cheese, El Escondite

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About Ruth González

Hello! I am RuthTourism expert, Canary Islander and traveler. Although I write, Local Guide Gran Canaria has two engines: Jorge (my partner) and I.

Here we merge my academic training (Graduate and Master in Tourism) with his mountain experience (MTB) to show you the real Gran Canaria: trails, landscapes and local off-the-beaten-path gastronomy.

Besides being your hosts on the island, we share guides to our trips so you can plan your getaways with the confidence of Follow routes that are 100% validated by us.

If we're not traveling or "tasting" restaurants, look for us in the mountains with our fur babies, Silver and Plata.

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