Quebrada La Vieja, Hiking trail in Eastern Hills, Bogotá, Colombia.
Quebrada La Vieja is a hiking trail in the Cerros Orientales range that passes through thick forests and small waterfalls. The path climbs from about 2400 to 3200 meters elevation and offers different difficulty levels to suit various hikers.
The trail became a popular hiking destination in the Cerros Orientales and gained significant visitation in recent years. When daily visitor numbers began straining the environment, authorities introduced a reservation system to protect the area.
The trail appeals to walkers seeking outdoor experiences in the mountains near the city. The forest environment hosts many bird species that nest among eucalyptus and pine trees throughout the year.
Visitors must register through the Water Board of Bogotá website and arrive between 5:45 AM and 8:30 AM when police patrol the area. This timing ensures safe conditions for all hikers on the trail.
The trail transitions abruptly from the luxury neighborhood of Rosales into mountain ecosystems where numerous bird species nest. In the forests, these birds settle among eucalyptus and pine trees where city and nature meet directly.
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