Tenerife is tightening access to Mount Teide National Park. Until now, it had been the subject of speculation, but the decisions have now been finalised. Here's what visitors need to know.
Mount Teide
Mount Teide is the name of the highest mountain on Tenerife – and indeed in the whole of Spain. The volcano rises up from the centre of the Canary Islands. Mount Teide offers everything a hiker or climber could wish for.
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You can find all the latest news and information about Mount Teide here:
Tenerife is now levying an eco-tax on certain areas around Mount Teide. The charge applies only to non-residents.
Storm Emilia has brought snow to Mount Teide. Anyone planning a trip should be aware of these temporary rules for Tenerife's national park.
It stands on Tenerife, is a good 1,500 years old and is the oldest tree in Europe. Yet it is not the famous dragon tree in Icod de los Vinos.
Anyone wishing to climb Mount Teide on Tenerife on foot must register. The registration process has been moved to a central website.
Mount Teide on Tenerife is Spain's highest mountain, at 3,715 metres. In winter, the summit is covered in snow. A trip to the national park is well worth it.
The Tenerife Island Council has followed up its announcement with action: stricter entry controls are to be introduced for Mount Teide.
Anyone wishing to climb Mount Teide on Tenerife on foot must register. Only 300 people are allowed per day. Those are the rules.
Stone towers are springing up in more and more places across the Canary Islands. Here, we explain what they mean.
Mount Teide on Tenerife is smaller than is stated almost everywhere. But where does this common misconception come from - one that even Google and Wikipedia have fallen for?