Description
When you drive up from San Andres to El Bailadero you see a prominent needle on the left.
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Roque de Los Cuchilletes is a rock that has an unusual shape in the form of sharp peaks, located in the San Andres Valley. It is a symbolic place, it was here that the first natives of the Guanche tribe came to worship their gods. This is evidenced by the petroglyphs found in the cave and various archaeological artifacts.
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Access Issues
Most places in Tenerife enjoy free access, however, some require permission which can often be obtained in-situ through QR code scanning, such as Guaria near Guia de Isora, and also some places in the Teide National Park.
Ethic
Please keep the crags noise free and clean. Take your trash and toilet papers with you. Locals tend to bring dogs to the crag.
It is good manners to use your own gear at the anchors for lowering or setting up top-ropes. Use the anchor rings/carabiners only for the final lower-off after cleaning.