Both the Cabildo de Gran Canaria and the Guardia Civil have notified that the access roads GC-130, 134 and 135 to the summit remain closed. The Guardia reiterates their recommendations of yesterday, to avoid unnecessary travel and avoid massive parking in the areas with frost.
They also remind that the agglomerations of people are against compliance with health regulations for the prevention of Covid-19, so don’t go out in groups to try and see the snow, and check weather conditions and the state of the affected roads if you do have to go out.
In addition, given the risk of frost or immediate eviction in the event of a sudden change in circumstances or temperatures, the instructions of the agents must be followed as well as the warning signs that are in place.
Today is rainy with blizzards, so it is advisable not to visit the summit of the island. Those who climb must wear warm clothing and waterproof shoes and be patient if there are traffic jams, as happened yesterday afternoon.
The Cabildo had to close access roads again last night, after opening them in the afternoon, because it snowed again and several vehicles were trapped up the hills.
