Cerro El Roble

Cerro El Roble rises to an elevation of 2,222 meters above sea level, forming a prominent peak in the Chilean Coast Range near Santiago Metropolitan Region.

The mountain territory became part of La Campana National Park during the late 1990s, establishing protected status for its natural resources and ecological significance.

The National Astronomical Observatory of Chile maintains a research station at the summit, contributing to scientific studies and astronomical observations throughout the year.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails leading to the mountain peak, where temperatures range from 4 to 22 degrees Celsius depending on seasonal conditions.

The mountain ranks as the highest point in the Santuario de la Naturaleza Cerro El Roble and stands as the 95th tallest peak among 10,580 mountains in Chile.

GPS coordinates: -32.97649,-71.01309

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:12