What are the best hiking trails in the Canary Islands?

The best hiking trails include Mount Teide in Tenerife (Spain's highest peak), the Masca Gorge, Anaga Rural Park, Roque Nublo in Gran Canaria, and the Corralejo dunes in Fuerteventura. There are trails for all fitness levels.

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Hiking Tours in Tonggumi

Tonggumi, Ulleungdo

⏱ 4 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Tonggumi is a guided walking excursion on Ulleungdo's rugged eastern coastline, departing from Tonggumi village. The tour follows cliffside trails past volcanic rock formations and the island's distinctive juniper trees, with views over the Sea of Japan. It is a half-day activity that suits travellers with moderate fitness who want to explore Ulleungdo's less-visited terrain.

What to expect

Tour duration is 4 hours, covering 6 kilometres of coastal and forested paths with an elevation gain of 300 metres.
A local guide accompanies the group, providing commentary on the island's volcanic geology and the history of Tonggumi's fishing community.
The route includes stops at two observation decks overlooking the sea stacks of Chotdaebawi and the neighbouring islet of Gwaneumdo.
Participants receive a printed trail map and a bottle of Ulleungdo spring water at the start of the hike.
The tour operates with a maximum group size of 12 people, allowing for paced walking and frequent rest breaks.
This hike is suitable for adults and children aged 12 and over, but not for those with limited mobility due to steep stone stair sections.