Don't miss the opportunity to discover the Quebrada La Vieja trail, a hidden gem in our eastern hills. This trail has four segments with difficulty levels ranging from medium to high, reaching up to 3,124 meters above sea level.
Depending on the section you choose, your adventure can last from a few minutes to five hours, making it perfect for hikers and athletes of all levels.
The trail is located in the Eastern Forest Reserve of Bogotá, in the Chapinero district, and the land is owned by the Bogotá Water and Sewerage Company (EAAB – ESP).
The sections associated with the trail are:
Entrance – Claro de Luna
Claro de Luna – La Virgen
Claro de Luna – La Cruz
Claro de Luna – Páramo
Páramo – El Verjón
It has a pedestrian access called Ronda Urbana, which creates an ecological connection between the urban area and the reserve area. This path begins at Carrera 2 and ends at the trailhead. Access to the sections linked to this trail is only possible via the entrance at Calle 71 and Circunvalar.
Embark on this natural escape and forget the urban bustle as you immerse yourself in an environment of lush tranquility. There, amidst the greenery, you can observe foxes, weasels, squirrels, and fascinating birds, such as the Andean guan and the Andean antpitta.
Don't forget your camera to capture the rich biodiversity, from the majestic native trees to the exotic plants that adorn the trail.
Visits are by reservation only, which can be made through this EAAB link: https://acueducto.com.co/senderos/
Come and enjoy a revitalizing and vibrant experience on the Quebrada La Vieja trail!
