Bellisimo
Parking place: it has de very good parking place, a lot of space. It gets crowded very early during weekends so beware of it.
Facilities: it has all you may need. From water (a must) to food. Even a cafeteria is there.
Trails: several. Most of them very family friendly. The top trail is the one that goes to saltos de Apoquindo. But you need to go early (around 8.30) so to enjoy most of it.
During summer gets pretty hot, so it's better to bring a lot of water. I would recommend for an adult of 80kgs to carry 3 liters. But I sweat a lot.
Some very challenging hikes. Bring lots of water!
Very nice trekking of 3 levels total of 18 km to and fro. There is a waterfalls at the final destination which is so beautiful. Not for swimming as it is drinking water for Santiago.
Dynamic trekking with atonishing views
Entrance fee CLP2,000
Well maintained trail makes for a moderate day hike. Must arrive early (before 9:30) to make it to the top)
Excelent for children
Beautiful landscapes of the Andes mountain range.
Beautiful landscape
Within reach, yet beyond belief!
Beautiful waterfall at the end of the trail, well-marked trail
Amazing view of a waterfall at the end of the road, totally recomended!
Great place for a good hike - Santiago panorama is not that good, compared to Cerro Manquehue, but the nature views are much more picturesque. There are several routes of different difficulty - starting from route 1, which leads to a small mountain river (popular amongst locals for "swimming"/sunbathing), ending with route 3(Salta de Apoquindo), which is popular for it's mid-sized waterfall; it takes around 18km / 6-7 hours roundtrip (including gazing/taking photos / resting). Involves little to no climbing, but the route is rather stenous - be sure to wear hiking boots(you would suffer in sneakers) and have plenty of water & sunscreen with you. There's also an access to Cumbre Cerro de Ramón/ other peaks, which takes several days of hiking to get to.
Park admission - 2000 CLP; be sure to enter before 10 AM , if you plan for Salta de Apoquindo - park staff won't let you in go there if you arrive later.