Tahiche, Ubigue, and Tinaguache Volcanoes Loop

This route is classified as an easy mountain bike ride, suitable for all skill levels and fitness levels. While generally straightforward, be aware that the ascent and descent of Montaña Oígue may have some loose stones.

The 26.9 km route features varied terrain. Approximately 10.1 km is asphalt, 7.61 km is unpaved, 5.68 km is natural terrain, and 3.05 km is paved. You'll encounter roads, paths, singletrack, and streets. The majority consists of sandy tracks with firm ground, though the ascent and descent of Montaña Oígue can have loose stones.

You'll experience a unique volcanic landscape, including views of the lava flow from Volcán Tahiche. From the summit of Montaña Oígue, you can observe this ancient lava river. The route also showcases traditional agricultural practices in the jable (sandy soil) with fields of sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and carrots. You'll also pass an ancient pipeline that once transported water, and from higher points, you might spot the golf course, the Telamon shipwreck, and the César Manrique Foundation. Don't miss the fun "Roller Coaster" section around Trail around Tinaguache Mountain.

The route starts and ends in Costa Teguise, making it easily accessible from the town. While specific parking isn't detailed, you can typically find parking within Costa Teguise to begin your ride.

Yes, dogs are generally allowed on this route. However, please ensure your dog is kept under control, especially when encountering other cyclists or wildlife, and always clean up after your pet.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to ride this mountain bike route. It's freely accessible to the public.

Lanzarote generally offers good mountain biking conditions year-round. However, the cooler months from autumn to spring (October to May) are often preferred to avoid the peak summer heat. Always check the local weather forecast before you go.

For this ride, it's recommended to bring plenty of water, sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses), snacks, a basic bike repair kit, and a fully charged phone. Given the varied terrain, appropriate mountain biking attire and footwear are also advised.

Yes, the route intersects with several other paths. Notable sections include parts of Paseo 3, Paseo 2, Paseo 1, and Ruta 9 Tramo 1, among others. This allows for potential extensions or variations if you wish to explore further.

While the route is circular, some riders prefer to tackle the ascent of Montaña Oígue when the ground is firmer, as the descent can have loose stones. Riding it in the direction that makes the ascent of Montaña Oígue more manageable for you might enhance your experience.

Given its 'easy' difficulty rating and varied but generally firm terrain, this route is suitable for families with children who have some mountain biking experience. The 'Roller Coaster' section near Montaña de Tinaguache can be a fun highlight for younger riders.