Fees will vary depending on the visitor’s residence, the number of days the visit takes place, the visitor’s age and the type of tour companions they choose, but will be capped at €25.
For tourists who are not from the Canary Islands, rates for hiking on Trail 10 start at €15 (£13) for an unguided visit, or €10 (£8.70) if they hike with a guide.
Tourists hiking on Trail 7 will pay €6 (£5.20) on weekdays, and €10 (£8.70) on weekends and holidays.
Tenerife residents will not need to pay to visit the trails, while those who live elsewhere in the Canary Islands can use the trails for reduced fees.
The fees are not the only measures that are being introduced, as authorities are also establishing capacity measures of 300 visitors per day on Trail 10.
Now the climb to Mount Teide’s crater from La Rambleta will require a list of mandatory equipment and a maximum capacity of 50 people per time slot.
Breaking rules can result in fines of up to €600 (£521). This includes unauthorised access, not carrying the correct hiking permit, or not carrying essentials such as a fully charged phone and a flashlight.
