¿Dónde están las mejores vistas de Gran Canaria?

government of Primo de Rivera, for the writing this exile was an enriching adventure. In Canarias he met many people with whom he had a great friendship and with whom he shared interesting gatherings.

Unamuno settled in Fuerteventura, but visited the different islands of the archipelago including Gran Canaria and visited the town of Valleseco.

During his visit to this part of the island, Unamuno defined Valleseco as "a path between ravines where the path covers the humble laburnum, leafy chestnut and walnut. We made a stop in Valleseco, a small town lying on the mountain and that was decorated for being in parties ".

In honor of this visit there is the Mirador de Miguel de Unamuno, which is at a strategic point for the landscape and for tourists to see amazing views thanks to the fact that It is about 1122 meters high.

The visit of the Basque writer to Valleseco made that many writings describe some points of the island, among which were this population.

crests. The rocky monolith of the Roque de Nublo is of erosive origin being a unique landscape and full of beauty.

According to experts the Roque Nublo was formed in five episodes of volcanic origin, is one of the largest in the world and presides over the Caldera de Tejeda which is one of the largest on the island, it has a height of 80 meters from its base and is more than 1800 meters above sea level.

The imposing landscape made this point a place of worship for the aborigines of the island, since 1987 it is protected as a natural space.

The Roque de Nublo and all its surroundings is a perfect place to enjoy nature in all its splendor, it is possible to make paths of great beauty trails, it is also possible to make treaking and from the heights you can see the Caldera de Tejeda, Llanos de la Pez and the Pozo de las Nieves.

populations of Moya, Santa María de Guía y Galdar. The first thing that attracts the attention of the viewpoint is the environment full of hundred-year-old pines that serve to give name to this place, the second that does not leave indifferent are the spectacular views of the Gran Canaria Island that can be obtain.

The summit gives way to mediocrities with a curious landscape of mosaics, said mediocrities were once a forest of mists known as Selva de Doramas, even today there are still some relicts of this jungle. This jungle of Doramas disappeared due to intensive logging to dedicate the land to subsistence and grazing crops.

From the viewpoint it is also possible to see the Los Pinos de Gáldar Caldera, the most recent volcanic device in the Gran Canarias formation process . The mountain of the Pinar de Tamadaba can be seen to the west.

The pine forest and its surroundings were declared World Biosphere Reserve of Gran Canaria by UNESCO in 2005