Two ways to ride Parquemet with a local: slow, conversational mornings, or golden hour afternoons that end with the city lit up below. Just us — no group, no script.
Join me for a one-on-one ride through Parquemet — one of Latin America's largest urban parks — with panoramic views of the city and the Andes. We ride at a relaxed pace through scenic roads, nature trails, and cultural viewpoints while talking about Santiago.
We meet on Santiago's eastern side and get ready with high performance bikes and helmets before setting off through safe bike lanes toward the park, getting a glimpse of everyday life and local cycling culture along the way.
At Bellavista Terrace, we pause for a traditional Chilean drink before continuing to a viewpoint over the modern skyline of "Sanhattan."
We finish along the scenic Ciclovía 42K beside the Mapocho River, taking in the last stretches of the city's landscape on the way back.
We’ll meet in Barrio Italia, one of Santiago’s most vibrant neighborhoods. If you’re coming by metro, the closest station is Parque Bustamante (Line 5), about a short walk from the meeting point.
We’ll meet in Barrio Italia, one of Santiago’s most vibrant neighborhoods. From there, we’ll join the city’s bike lane network and make our way toward the 42K bike path, one of Santiago’s most pleasant, tree-lined stretches to ride.
We’ll ride alongside the Mapocho River on the 42K bike path as we head toward the hill—an easy, scenic stretch with bridges, murals, and classic Santiago city views.
From the base, we’ll ride about 45 min to the top, stopping along the way to take in the city’s northern views
At the top, we’ll rest at the Bellavista Terrace—we’ll take a break to enjoy traditional "mote con huesillo", soak in the views, and snap some photos. We’ll also walk around the sanctuary area before continuing.
On the way down, we’ll make a quick stop at a scenic viewpoint to take it all in—Santiago’s skyline, the **modern financial district (Sanhattan), and (on clear days) the Andes mountains framing the city. It’s a perfect photo moment before we continue the descent.
We’ll cruise back to the starting point at a relaxed pace, following protected bike lanes through different communes like Providencia and Las Condes, with wonderful views as we pass parks, leafy residential streets, and quiet neighborhood corners for a smooth, scenic finish.
We’ll ride back toward Barrio Italia, following the bike lane alongside the Mapocho River, enjoying the views along the way before returning to our starting point.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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