Kilómetro 11 y 12 Quebradas
Hiking the Kilómetro 11 and Doce Quebradas trails is free: you only need to reserve your spot in advance. In the Bosque Oriental reserve, in the rural area of Santa Fe, the route forms a biodiverse circuit: Oncidium gloriosum orchids, tall trees, moss valleys and the sounds of the San Francisco river and Yerbabuena creek. Check the available spots below and reserve in a few minutes.
Overview
The Kilómetro 11 y 12 trail (Doce Quebradas) climbs along the Choachí road, crossing several streams and high-Andean forest. At nearly 7 km, it's the longest route in the network.
Reserve your spot
Availability
Pick a date
martes, 28 de julio de 2026
How to get there
Access is via the Márquez del Once sector, in the rural area of the Santa Fe locality.
Sections and routes
- Kilómetro 11
- Doce Quebradas
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(26)Did a nice guided walk here. To attend, you must register ahead of time (for free!) with the aquaduct and then meet up with the guide just down the road at the little food stand. On my walk, it was about 10 hikers and 7 staff (3 guides and 4 police providing security). The walk was at an easy pace, with the guides pointing out some plants/fungi as well as speaking to the history of the place. Started and ended with guides stretches. Spanish only. P.s. no internet service so no uber, but you can take a bus back to town. Just flag it down.
Good, cold, high, bring sun screen and a jacket but also come very light and ready to walk, no parking near by.
This is amazing
Everything was beautiful, I loved it. It's a little over 4km hike that takes about 2 hours, depending on the group's speed. You need to register in advance on the aqueduct's website. Please arrive on time, as it's a guided tour and punctuality is important. You can leave your car/motorcycle at Verjon. It's totally worth it ❤️
The trail is short, and the difficulty level is suitable for beginner hikers. It's very beautiful and well-maintained, and there's a viewpoint with a view of Monserrate and Guadalupe straight ahead. It also features a lovely pine forest.