Explore the natural beauty of Bogotá on the Santa Ana La Aguadora trail and know a diversity of flora, from pines to storms, as you travel 5.8 km of path.
Get on a trip to the top of the mountain, where the forest will open to discover a panorama worthy of a postcard. By the road Santa Ana - La Aguadora, located in the town of UsaquénYou can go. 3.2 kilometres, in approximately 3 hours, until connected with the old The Way of the Indian - The Way of the Metabetween Bogotá and the neighbouring municipality of La Calera.
The road shows you different watersheds, which will show you the importance of the care of the environment and natural resources of Bogotá through sustainable and healthy tourism.
The sections associated with the road are:
Pino Forest Circuit
Tank New Usaquén - Mirador
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* In Santa Ana, the aguadora will find a varied exotic vegetation such as Pines, eucalyptus, urapans and acacia. You will also be able to admire native vegetation such as mitres, jazmines, saucos, rubbers, trumpets, cedars and raques.
* This is a tour that is enabled on Thursday and Friday from 6 to 11 in the morning and on weekends and holidays from 6: 30 a.m. to 12: 00 m.
During this tour, you will witness the cultural and environmental reignification of a territory over time, which will invite you to reflect on Bogotá's historical relationship with its natural resources and its impact on urban development. Here, water is a protagonist. One of the most important points of the tour is the birth of the Santa Barbara, a side fed by 27 water births, a reminder of the immense value of this resource for the region.
As you go, you will enter the heart of the Altoandino forest, where the diversity of native species will surround you. This path houses a rich variety of flora, including ferns, trumpets, alyses and gaques, and as you approach the area of the submoor, you will discover iconic species, such as the fraylejoncillo and the shrimp grape. This natural environment will offer you a unique opportunity to admire biodiversity and connect you with the tranquility of the landscape.
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* The path is open from Monday to Friday from 6: 00 a.m. to 11: 00 a.m. and on weekends and holidays from 6: 00 a.m. to 12: 00 p.m.
* The tours have groups of up to 30 people, so you must schedule in advance through the website of the Acueducto de Bogotáand note that access to pet animals is not allowed.
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