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FOOTPATH\u00a0ON LA PALMA<\/h2>\n

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La Palma, the island of walkers. <\/span><\/strong>The Footpath Network of La Palma interconnects the entire island territory by using the traditional paths trodden over the centuries by the island’s inhabitants.<\/h6>\n

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Hikers will discover a huge variety of climates, relief and both natural and cultural landscapes on La Palma: from the warm coastal strip abounding in Euphorbia bushes, to the soaring peaks well over 2,000m in height where broom thrives – with traditional farmland, majestic pine forests and lush laurel woods in between.<\/h6>\n

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This spectacular natural scenery, in which agriculture, grazing and forestry has become perfectly integrated, can be enjoyed from the island’s Footpath Network consisting of 2 GRs, 38 PRs and 24 SLs, with almost 1,000 kilometres of marked and signposted hiking paths.<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n

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PATHS<\/h3>

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