Salto de Apoquindo is a 9.8 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near La Reina, Santiago, Chile that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, running, and nature trips.
Sendero que conduce a una de las atracciones naturales de la precordillera: el Salto de Apoquindo es una caída de agua afluente del Estero San Ramón. El recorrido para acceder a ella se realiza dentro del Parque Natural Aguas de Ramón.
HORARIOS Días habilitados: Lunes a Domingo. HORARIOS DE VERANO: Ingreso: 8:00 hrs Hora tope para el acceso a una última ruta: 17:00 hrs. Horario máximo de check out de senderos: 18:00 hrs. Cierre Parque: 19:00 hrs. VALORES Valor Entrada: $2.000 público general $1.000 niños hasta 12 años y tercera edad (60 años)
December 22, 2020November 28, 2020November 28, 2020Trayecto largo, se debe partir temprano. Y trataré de bajar después de las 15:00, el sol golpea fuerte.
November 21, 2020November 20, 2020Tres horas hasta la cascada, la llegada vale totalmente la pena
November 20, 2020November 19, 2020November 12, 2020Me encanto! Nada difícil, entretenido y la cascada preciosa.
October 23, 2020October 21, 2020October 14, 2020September 19, 2020February 29, 2020Excelente caminata (17km. Alt. Max. 1557 msnm.) muy caluroso en febrero. Llevar mucha agua congelada ayuda a que se mantenga fría durante el recorrido. Recuerda llevar bloqueador. Las subidas pueden ser agotadoras, pero tiene su recompensa cuando llegas a la cascada. Refrescarse con el agua pura y fría cada ves que veas un riachuelo o caída de agua te ayudará a continuar la ruta. Linda experiencia y contacto con la naturaleza. Que a pesar que se ve todo muy seco y sin vida, si la hay. Recomendable!
December 8, 2019Great half-day hike close to Santiago, the waterfall is impressive and refreshing and the dry desert canyons are captivating. The gates to the park don't open until 8AM, unfortunately, and it gets very hot during the day in the summer, bring lots of water!
August 12, 2019Nice trail past the typical San Ramon route. The waterfall at the end is quite nice. It’s out and back. Can be very dry in the summer months.
June 29, 2019no dogs allowed
March 9, 2019
First to ReviewMake sure you look up the details for this trail on the official site. Just got back from a good hike, but didn’t make it all the way up to the top because they turned us around at noon! If you’re not within two hours of the top at 11:00 am (!!), they won’t let you go up to the top. And if you don’t get to the top by 1:00 pm, they’ll turn you around. If that doesn’t seem a little bit absurd, remember that the sun isn’t going to set tonight until after 8 pm. Apparently there have been some accidents on the mountain and the response by the park has been a bit heavy handed. Still a great place to hike (think Arizona), but start by 9 or so if you want to actually see the waterfall. Also, the updated cost is 3,000 pesos (5 USD).
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