ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TEIDE NATIONAL PARK 

The Teide National Park was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 2007.
The Teide National Park is the Canary Islands’ largest National Park, an excursion that no visitor to Tenerife should miss. In this natural park, you will find unique landscapes around the impressive silhouette formed by the volcano, which towers to an altitude of 3,718 metres.
Anyone asking about what to see on Mount Teide, must also ask what there is to see near Mount Teide, as this is an extraordinary geological treasure featuring volcanoes, craters, chimneys and lava streams, making for a remarkable panorama of colours and shapes.