A Viewpoint to Contemplate Volcanoes and Stars

The Mirador de Llanos del Jable is an impressive astronomical observation point located in La Palma, popularly known as the "Mirador del Llano de las Brujas." It is strategically situated at an altitude of 1,341 meters above sea level, offering exceptional light conditions for observing the night sky.

Main Features
This viewpoint stands out for several unique elements:
Prime Location: Positioned above the sea of clouds, it provides extraordinary astronomical visibility.
Panoramic Views: During the day, it offers a spectacular view of the Aridane Valley and the western coast of La Palma.
Facilities: Equipped with informative panels to identify constellations and a pole marking the North Star.

Access and Recommendations
To reach the viewpoint, there are two main routes:
From Santa Cruz de La Palma: Take the LP-3 and LP-301 roads.
From Los Llanos de Aridane: Follow the LP-3 road and the turnoff towards "Zonas Recreativas El Pilar."

Tips for the Visit
Bring warm clothing (temperatures drop significantly).
Fill up your car’s tank and bring food.
Respect the natural environment by following sustainability guidelines.
Astronomical Importance
The viewpoint is part of La Palma's network of observatories. The island was designated a Starlight Reserve in 2012, ensuring the protection of its night sky quality. The spot is highly recommended for astrophotography and stargazing.