Roques de García

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Roques de García is a striking group of uniquely eroded volcanic rock formations and a popular viewpoint located within Spain’s Teide National Park on Tenerife in the Canary Islands.

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Roques de García canonical 2
Roques de García rock formations 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rock formation
tourist attraction
access road-accessible viewpoint
climateZone high-altitude subtropical
continent Europe
country Spain
daylightSavingTimeZone Western European Summer Time
elevation approximately 2100–2200 metres above sea level
formationProcess erosion of volcanic materials
geologicalOrigin volcanic
governingBody Teide National Park administration
linked to: Teide National Park
hasFeature eroded rock pinnacles
layered rock structures
striking rock spires
hasPopularity major viewpoint in Teide National Park
hasTrailType circular walking route
hasViewOf Las Cañadas caldera
Mount Teide
landformType erosional remnants
rock outcrops
volcanic necks
legalProtection Spanish national park regulations
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Autonomous community of Canary Islands
linked to: Canary Islands

Canary Islands
Las Cañadas caldera
Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Spain
Teide National Park
locatedOn Tenerife
material volcanic rock
near Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide
TF-21 road
notableRock La Catedral
Roque Cinchado
Torres de García
partOf Teide National Park
protectedAreaStatus within a UNESCO World Heritage Site
region Macaronesia
surroundingVegetation high-mountain Canary shrubland
timeZone Western European Time
tourismActivity hiking
landscape photography
sightseeing
usedFor educational geology excursions
worldHeritageSite Teide National Park

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Teide National Park contains Roques de García
Pico Viejo nearbyFeature Roques de García
Las Cañadas caldera hasFeature Roques de García rock formations
linked to: Roques de García