The Mirador de la Sorrueda is located on the GC-651 road in the municipality of Santa Lucía de Tirajana, Gran Canaria. From this elevated viewpoint you can take in a broad view of the island's southern landscape, marked by ravines, arid slopes and the silhouette of the inland mountains.

The mirador is part of an area where historic trails once connected the rural settlements of this region with the coast. Just a short distance away stands the Fortaleza de Ansite, an archaeological site that recalls the indigenous resistance before the Castilian conquest and adds historical interest to the immediate surroundings.

You reach the site via the regional road that climbs from the town of Santa Lucía into the mountainous interior. The mirador's location makes it a convenient stop on a route through one of Gran Canaria's least populated areas, well suited if you're looking for open, quiet landscapes away from the coastal tourist zones.