The Agricultural Paths in Los Realejos

For years, the main agricultural routes in Los Realejos have been traveled by farmers, residents, and visitors who, despite their historical and natural value, lacked adequate signage and accessible information about their routes and points of interest. This lack of resources hampered both the promotion of rural heritage and users' access to useful information along their routes.

With the "Agricultural Paths in Los Realejos" project, we have responded to this need by installing interpretive tables with QR codes, developing informative content about each route, and creating an interactive web application that allows users to consult maps and data. In this way, we bring information to everyone, promoting more accessible rural tourism and an enriching experience for farmers and visitors.

We are proud to have carried out the "Agricultural Routes in Los Realejos" project, an initiative promoted by the Department of General Services and funded by the General Directorate of Agriculture of the Government of the Canary Islands. This project, developed in the rural area of Palo Blanco (Los Realejos), aims to raise awareness and enhance the municipality's agricultural heritage through a combination of interpretive signage and digital tools.

A tour of 10 agricultural paths in the municipality of Los Realejos

Our team was responsible for the georeferencing and signage of the main agricultural roads, including:

• Camino Atravesado

• Camino Viñático

• Camino Los Angostos

• Camino Los Tres Pinos

• Camino Cruz del Castaño

• Camino Las Helecheras

• Pista Rural Chanajiga

• Camino Rural El Madroño

• Camino Las Arenitas

• Caserío El Sauce

Each of these points now features interpretive tables made of durable materials (treated wood and outdoor vinyl), designed to blend into the surroundings and offer useful information to both residents and tourists.

Tecnología al servicio del visitante

In addition to physical signage, we developed a mobile WebApp that offers interactive route information, including:

• Maps and trail layouts (with offline download for areas without coverage).

• Geolocated points of interest.

• Fact sheets on crops and elements of local interest.

• QR codes on each table for easy access to information.

The web app, developed with React, Leaflet, and GeoJSON data, is optimized for mobile devices and provides a responsive and accessible user experience.

https://caminoslosrealejos.info/

Our work in numbers

• 10 interpretive tables designed, manufactured and installed.

• 24 agricultural roads georeferenced using GPS.

Additional improvements

As an added value, we produce a HD-quality promotional video and a professional photo report, helping to promote the project on social media and digital platforms.

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One step closer to smart rural cities

With this project, Los Realejos not only strengthens its network of rural roads as a resource for residents and tourists, but also takes a step toward the digitalization of its agricultural heritage, integrating local traditions with innovative tools that facilitate its conservation and promotion.

At DIGITAL FIBER PLANNERS, we continue to focus on solutions that combine technology, sustainability, and enhancing the value of our land.