Roque Tejeda in the Canary Islands

Inagua Nature Reserve

Gran Canaria
Mogán

The natural pine forest on the islands

One of the best preserved natural pine forests in Gran Canaria is located in Ojeda, Inagua and Pajonales.

In the eastern part of this island, it is home to one of the most spectacular natural pine forests in the archipelago. The fauna and flora present various endemisms. For example, birds such as the kestrel, the crow, the Egyptian vulture, the Ashy's gull and the blue finch. Beech and fig trees stand out among the flora.

Inagua Nature Reserve

35003  Montaña de Ojeda, Mogán, Gran Canaria  (Canary Islands)

Type of area:Natural Park Area:3,920 hectares Email:oiac@grancanaria.com Tel.:+34 928219229 Website:Ojeda, Inagua and Pajonales Nature Reserve

Gran Canaria (Canary Islands):

Useful information

What you need to know

  • Environmental information

    Place of great geomorphological and geological interest, with a spectacular landscape. It features major ravines that contribute to underground water recharge.

  • Information for visits

    Inagua nature workshop with accommodation and trainers to support educational-environmental activities. Open all year round except July, August and September. Access: Ayacata-Mogán road at 17 km, Las Niñas reservoir, Forest track at 10 km.