The activity is part of the 'Water Initiatives' agreement signed by both organizations and aims to raise awareness about biodiversity and the water cycle in the heart of the laurel forest.
The event, postponed due to Storm Therese, will now be held on Saturday, April 18, and Sunday, April 19.
The activity is aimed at families and the general public, and to take part, you need to register through this link
Following the postponement due to the adverse weather conditions caused by Storm Therese, the La Gomera Local Government and the Acuorum Foundation are resuming the environmental education activity "The Treasure of Garajonay." This initiative, part of the 'Water Initiatives' agreement signed between the two organizations, will take place next weekend, on Saturday, April 18, with two sessions (at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.) and on Sunday, April 19 (at 10:00 a.m.).
The activity involves a treasure hunt in the Garajonay National Park, where participants will be accompanied by certified tour and hiking guides along an interpretive trail. They will need to decipher clues related to the forest's biodiversity, the water cycle, and the cultural heritage associated with this unique ecosystem.
The activity will take place on Route 6 of the Garajonay National Park, with the meeting point being the Laguna Grande Recreation Area. The trail covers a distance of 4 kilometers and has an elevation gain of 150 meters, ensuring optimal accessibility for families during the estimated 3-hour duration of the experience. To take part, you'll need to register in advance via this link.
