Parque Nuestra Señora de Gabriela

Parque Nuestra Señora de Gabriela is a public park in Puente Alto with extensive green areas, paved paths, and various recreational zones for different activities. It features children's play areas, pet-friendly zones, picnic spots, and pathways designed for cycling and roller skating.

The land was part of a large private estate called Casas de las Rosas owned by the Videla family in the late 19th century. It later became a public park to serve the growing community of Puente Alto.

The park serves as a gathering place where people come together for family outings and community events throughout the year. Open green areas encourage neighbors to spend time together and build connections.

The park is easy to access on foot and paved pathways make it accessible for people with different mobility needs. It helps to explore the different zones beforehand to find the best area for your intended activity.

The park is named after Gabriela Sánchez García de la Huerta, a historical figure from the region with connections to the development of Puente Alto. Her name honors her contribution to the neighborhood's story.