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Ascent of Pico Viejo on 2017-06-16

Climber: David Howells

Others in Party:Neus Folch
Date:Friday, June 16, 2017
Ascent Type:Successful Summit Attained
Peak:Pico Viejo
    Location:Spain
    Elevation:10285 ft / 3134 m

Ascent Trip Report

Mt Teide to Pico Viejo to the Parador Hotel.
A great hike from the summit of Mt Teide down to the cable car station to Pico Viejo and onwards to the Parador Hotel. I left the numerical ascent details out on here because the start elevation was higher than the peak of pico viejo itself so the programme did not take to kindly to it.

When you get to the rocks of the Roques de Garcia then don't pay too much attention to my trail as we went down the left side of the rocks (looking south towards the Parador) and had to walk off trail as the left side path was closed. Of all things they were laying the path with concrete...so by the time you read this you will have a nice new rock hard concrete path to walk on!!!

This was a two day ascent and I have three routes on here. Montana Blanca to the Alta Vista refuge, the refuge to Teide and Teide to Pico Viejo down to the Parador hotel.

SEE Ascent of Pico de Teide FOR HEIGHT GAIN, DISTANCE & TIME FOR ASCENT.

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Summary Total Data
    Grade/Class:Moderate, mainly dow
    Quality:10 (on a subjective 1-10 scale)
    Route Conditions:
Maintained Trail, Open Country, Scramble
    Gear Used:
Hut Camp
    Nights Spent:1 nights away from roads
    Weather:Hot, Calm, Clear
Hot and sunny.
Ascent Statistics
    Distance:8.1 mi / 13 km
    Start Trailhead:Mt Teide  
    Time:7 Hours 0 Minutes
Descent Statistics
GPS Data for Ascent/Trip


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