Montaña Blanca

Montaña Blanca is a volcanic summit in Teide National Park that sits at the edge of a wide crater landscape. The trail from here continues upward through volcanic rock and ash fields toward Mount Teide's peak.

This summit formed through repeated volcanic eruptions spanning thousands of years. The eruptions left behind layers of pumice and volcanic material that shaped its appearance.

The mountain holds scientific value for geologists and researchers who study its volcanic composition and the adaptation of local plant species to extreme conditions.

The climb is steep and crosses rough lava fields, so sturdy footwear and caution are needed. Bring plenty of water since there is no shade or shelter along the way.

On the climb, visitors can spot large spherical boulders known as Los Huevos del Teide. These giant stones were shaped into their round form as they rolled downhill during ancient eruptions.

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

GPS coordinates: 28.26896,-16.61404

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:42