Humedal Córdoba
Entry to the Humedal Córdoba ecological park is free: you only need to reserve your spot in advance. A 40.5-hectare natural refuge in northern Bogotá (Suba), with boardwalk trails and lookouts ideal for birdwatching —over 155 species, including the great egret and the cormorant. Check the available spots below and reserve in a few minutes.
Reserve your spot
No spots available right now. Please check back later.
How to get there
It is in the north of the city, at Calle 117 with Avenida Suba (between calles 116 and 128). By TransMilenio, take the Suba trunk line (línea C) to the Niza – Calle 127 station and walk south along Avenida Suba to Calle 117.
What to bring (and what not to)
Bring:
- Photo ID
- Your reservation confirmation with QR code
- Any personal medication you need
- A hiking pole (recommended)
- Comfortable clothing, water and rain protection
Not allowed:
- Pets
- Alcohol or psychoactive substances
- Cigarettes
- Chemicals or incense
- Camping or fires
- Fishing
- Collecting plants, animals or soil
- Entering water sources
On arrival:
- Arrive 10 minutes before your time slot
- Show your reservation confirmation
- Accept the biosafety measures
- Walk single file, one metre apart
- Take part in the warm-up briefing
Frequently asked questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Entry is free; you only need to reserve your spot in advance.
- Do I need to reserve?
- Yes, entry requires a prior reservation. You can make it here in a few taps.
- Can I go without a reservation?
- No. Without a reservation you cannot enter the trail.
- Can I bring my dog?
- No, pets are not allowed on the trails.
- Is it suitable for children?
- It depends on the trail: several are demanding mountain hikes. Assess children's fitness before going.
Trail status
Some trails may close temporarily —for example, during the dry season (January–February) to prevent wildfires—. Before you go, check the available spots above: if spots are open, it is operating.
Reviews
4.5(848)It's great to have this small forest (wetland) and lake so close to home. It's a great place to do bird watching and scape the city mess for a brief moment. This is one of the few remaining «humedales» in Bogotá, and it's where more than a dozen different species of migratory birds spend their night when traveling. It's free, it's safe, needs a bit of maintenance, but still pretty decent
Ok here is the situation with this place. It is open all days including sundays. Not sure what time it is open from but it closes at 2pm I believe. You need to arrive at the centre, it will look very closed with chains on all the gates but wait for the guard to patrol and just yell at them and they will come over and let you in. It's an odd situation. There is also a guard inside the building but the most likely cant see you. It is just one way path on the board walk where you will get to the place in the photo then you have to turn. I'm a birder and there are a few bird species but nothing out of the orindary.
I have no idea how people can think this is a touristic attraction... We walked in unaware it was a very dangerous place...
This place was more hype than anything else. The raised trail is nowhere near the entrance. You have to walk ten minutes from the major bus station. When you find it, you can't get off the trail at all. It doesn't connect to the series of Parque de Lagos Cordoba that run along most of the length of it. And when you come to the end, there is a bolted gate with barbwire impeding you from continuing along the trail and you have to turn around and go back. Highly suspect that the new development built along the trail has something to do with the impediments and razor wire that take away from the natural environment or interaction with the parks. Give this trail a hard pass unless you are headed towards Parque Los Lagotos
A great place to visit if you are interested on birdwatching and photography👌🏼 also it’s free and very calm