Among the natural spaces that can be seen in the Canarian municipality of Moya are Los Tilos de Moya, a fragment of forest that have dimensions that exceed 90 hectares and which is part of the municipality of Moya with Santa María de Guía.

The Moya Tilos are part of the Doramas Natural Park and since 1994 it has been declared Special Natural Reserve. The natural environment is home to numerous species, some of them endemic and endangered, such as the Cresta de Gallo.

Mentioning more in depth the flora the Tilos de Moya hosts, in addition to the typical one that can be found in the grancanarian montane are Til, the aforementioned Cresta de Gallo , Salvia Blanca and the Bicacaro. Also it is possible to emphasize the fauna that inhabits in this space, you can descry Common Finches, Robins, the Common Buzzard, Kestrel strong> Common and Alpispa.

Los Tilos has an abrupt relief, it has the characteristic V-shape of the ravines that dominate the island, which shows its geologically speaking youth. The sea of clouds that usually covers the area favors the existence of water and provides flow to the channel that runs through this place.

The Caldera de los Pinos belongs to the Natural Monument of the Black Mountaineer in Gran Canaria, specifically in the municipality of Moya Geologically the volcano that gave rise to the island of Gran Canaria is one of the most recent but the vegetation of the area has had more than enough time to cover this interesting point. The Pino Canario is the one that dominates the landscape in La Caldera hence the name of the crater, eruptive mouth and by extension the volcanic building.

Close to the Caldera of the pines you can also find the viewpoint from where you can admire stunning views of the island. This area of centenary pines is located at the foot of a watchtower from where you can see all the north of the island.