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.

The natural sites that offer San Bartolomé de Tirajana always have an impressive and surprising beauty. One of the ravines and places through which some of the most complete routes on the island run is the Barranco de la Data, along the route you can also find the Presas de Ayagaures and Gambuesa. This ravine is one of the few in the area that have water throughout the year and during the 20 kilometers of the ravine you can see the Palmitos Park, Monte León and La Data Mountain .

The landscape set of the ravine is dominated by stone elements, highlighting the culminations of slopes in the shape of a knife, other residual forms and a great development of the slopes.

To be able to see green areas or with a green blanket it is necessary to visit it during the rainy season although it is not the general trend. Despite this there are areas where you can find pines, dragon trees and other tree species, specifically in the bottom of the ravine you can see some palm trees always in the area of the dam