Dominating the northern landscape of Santiago, between the districts of Vitacura, Huechuraba, and Lo Barnechea, Cerro Manquehue stands as a natural symbol of the capital. Its network of trails—ranging from gentle walks to more demanding climbs—attracts hikers of all ages and fitness levels.

The reward at the summit is a breathtaking panoramic view of Santiago’s basin, framed by the majestic Andes Mountains. The slopes of Manquehue are home to a rich variety of native flora, making it an important ecological haven within the urban environment.