As you leave behind the Las Tabaibas mountain on one side, you arrive at the head of Vallebrón where you have an excellent view of Tindaya mountain. At 400 metres, this tiny peak is imposing against the Esquinzo plains.

The Majos, the original inhabitants of the island, considered this mountain holy. The most significant sample of foot-shaped carvings in the Canary Islands are distributed at the peak.