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European Atlantic Geoparks Route|Interests|Famara

Geopark

Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands UNESCO Global Geopark

Country

Spain

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The 25 km long Famara cliff is associated with a mega-gliding episode.

Landscape

Country

Spain

Geopark

Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands UNESCO Global Geopark

Location(s)

Acantilado de Famara

Details

Acessibilty to Visitation

Yes

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Telephone

34928811762

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Free

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Open all day

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Volcanic Tube of La Corona – Atlantida

Formed during the eruption of Volcán de la Corona around 20,000 years ago This tube is more than 7,6 km long A complex

Haría Extreme

The goal behind the creation of Haría Extreme was to run, and keep running Haría is a small town in the north of

Montaña Amarilla

This impressive yellow volcano is a hydromagmatic building with a strombolian eruptive phase There is a fossil beach

La Geria

Pyroclasts field from the Timanfaya eruption All covered fields of crops and

This project is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund.

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A new, awe-inspiring trail of magnificent destinations awaits you right along the epic expanse of the Atlantic frontier. It winds an intriguing transnational path from Ireland and the UK, to France, Portugal and Spain over to the Atlantic Islands of Lanzarote and down to the Azores.

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The Atlantic Geoparks project which created the At

The Atlantic Geoparks project which created the Atlantic Geotourism Route is hosting its final conference. The virtual event takes place on 5th November with a theme of “Atlantic Geoparks – Geotourism for Sustainability” and aims to present not only the results of this project, but also to discuss the growing importance of geotourism in the development of territories.

To participate in this online conference, through the Zoom platform, go to https://bit.ly/37Kd2wb

Project partners and contributors include:
Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark
Copper Coast Geopark
North Pennines AONB Partnership
Fforest Fawr Unesco Global Geopark
Azores Geopark
Arouca Geopark
Geopark Armorique
The Burren and Cliffs of Moher Unesco Global Geopark Geoparque Valles de Cantabria
Geoparque Mundial Unesco de Lanzarote y Archipiélago Chinijo
Geoparkea - Basque Coast Unesco Global Geopark

Interreg Atlantic Area European Geoparks Network Global Geoparks Network

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad a Fan F

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad a Fan Frynych Nationa Nature Reserve, Fforest Fawr Unesco Global Geopark

Located close to the the Brecon Beacon’s National Park Visitor Centre in Libanus you will find this shady, atmospheric amphitheatre created by the soaring, craggy cliffs of Craig Cerrig Gleisiad.

Try the waymarked walks to get a flavour of the reserve or, for map-readers wanting a longer walk, footpaths lead upwards to the lofty, exposed moorlands of Fan Frynych and across to the spectacular cliffs at Craig Cwm Du.

#Geotourism #atlanitcfrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

https://geotourismroute.eu/interests/craig-cerrig-gleisiad-a-fan-frynych-nationa-nature-reserve/

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK; The Cliffs of Moher, The Burr

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK; The Cliffs of Moher, The Burren and Cliffs of Moher Unesco Global Geopark.

Standing 214m at their highest point, the Cliffs of Moher stretch along the Atlantic coast of County Clare, Ireland. They are one of Ireland’s most visited natural attractions. The Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience Centre is open all year round. Highlights include over 800m of cliff edge paths and viewing areas, the gothic style 19th century O’Briens Tower near the highest point of the cliffs and the eco-friendly underground visitor centre building containing visitor services and facilities, gift shop, restaurant & coffee shop and the award winning Atlantic Edge Exhibition.

#geotourism #AtlanticArea #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark #UNESCO

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Cavan Burren Park, Marble Arc

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Cavan Burren Park, Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark

Cavan Burren Park is a mythical, spiritual landscape of monuments, megalithic tombs, hut sites and pre-bog walls all of which survive from pre-historic times and are located within metres of each other. The Park offers stunning views of Cuilcagh Mountain, West Cavan and the greater Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Global Geopark. A visitor centre interpreting the archaeological, geological and cultural history of Cavan Burren Park opened in May 2014. Enjoy the five walking trails including one multi-access trail as well as picnic facilities, coach parking, toilet facilities and interpretation of archaeological and geological attractions. The site is opened all year round and admission is free.

#Geotourism #AtlanticArea #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

Walking is a wonderful way to discover the landsca

Walking is a wonderful way to discover the landscape and the Beacons Way will take you through the stunning surrounds of Fforest Fawr Unesco Global Geopark

The Beacons Way is an iconic walk which runs the length of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is a challenging route, but well within the reaches of a fit and competent hill walker. Demanding uphill climbs and undulating ridges give spectacular views of the National Park, its varied landscapes and its wildlife.

#Geotourism #EarthHeritage #Geopark #Walking #AtlanticFrontier
https://geotourismroute.eu/interests/beacons-way/

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Capelinhos Volcano and Costad

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Capelinhos Volcano and Costado da Nau Volcano, Azores Geopark

Capelinhos volcano is the most recent (1957/58) and western monogenetic volcano of the Capelo peninsula. The 13 months basaltic eruption started as submarine and evolved to a terrestrial one, an eruptive sequence also well exposed on the nearby deeply eroded fossil sea cliff of “Costado da Nau”.The Capelinhos eruption had a big relevance for volcanology science and caused significant socio-economic impacts in the community of the island.

The Capelinhos Volcano Interpretation Centre (CIVC) has an informative, educational and scientific mission, having for that purpose, a set of exhibitions with a special emphasis on Capelinhos Volcano eruption and the formation of the archipelago, but also related to the various kinds of volcanic activity in the world and the history of Azorean lighthouses.

It was appointed by the European Museum Forum, for best European museum in 2012.

#Geotourism #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Caldeira e Furna do Enxofre,

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Caldeira e Furna do Enxofre, Azores Geopark

The Furna do Enxofre, situated in the south-eastern part of the Caldeira da Ilha Graciosa, is an impressive lava cave, whose main feature is its perfect dome-shaped roof. The inside of the cave is reached via a tower roughly 37 metres high and containing a spiral staircase with 183 steps.

It is considered unique in the international panorama of volcanism and speleology. The cave's origin is associated with an important period of effusive intracrater activity of the Hawaiian type.

Inside, besides a lake of cold water, there is an important degasification field consisting of a mud pot and diffuse gaseous emanations of carbon dioxide, which are released imperceptibly in various areas of the cave floor.

#Geotourism #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

https://www.visitportugal.com/en/NR/exeres/CA19BE18-291C-4C1D-AAC6-3B99537A756D

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Birthing Stones, Arouca Geop

GEOSITE OF THE WEEK: Birthing Stones, Arouca Geopark

The ‘stones that give birth’ when translated from Portuguese. Geologically designated as “nodular granite of Castanheira”. They are one of the iconic aspects of the Arouca Geopark. Occurring within a section of granite, lumps of dark minerals have formed and over many years, because of erosion and changes in temperature, it appears like the nodules grow out of the stone and then pop off. These nodules present dimensions that vary between 1 to 12 centimeters diameter.

This geosite is located on one of the Driving route through Arouca Geopark that takes in the Freita Mountain’s plateau and along the 'Enchanted Mountain'

#Geotourism #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

https://geotourismroute.eu/interests/birthing-stones/

Geosite of the week: Ason Collados Set, Mancomunid

Geosite of the week: Ason Collados Set, Mancomunidad de Municipios Sostenibles Cantabria

The long valley that extends between Bustalveinte and the hills of the Ason has is a stunning geomorphologic vision, combining glacial forms, karstic and unique hillside vistas.

Situated in the valleys of Cantabria it make for a spectacular driving route

#Geotourism #AtlanticFrontier #EarthHeritage #Geopark

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