Santa Ana – La Aguadora
Hiking the Santa Ana – La Aguadora trail is free: you only need to reserve your spot in advance. In the rural area of Santa Bárbara (Usaquén), it is a short, scenic route that ends at the Santa Ana lookout, with views over northwest Bogotá. Check the available spots below and reserve in a few minutes.
Overview
The Santa Ana – La Aguadora trail climbs Bogotá's eastern hills from Usaquén, with lookouts over the north of the city.
Reserve your spot
Availability
Pick a date
jueves, 30 de julio de 2026
How to get there
Access is via Calle 119 N° 0-10 Este, in the rural area of Santa Bárbara (Usaquén), next to the Club La Aguadora gate. The path crosses a pine forest up to the lookout.
Sections and routes
- Circuito Bosque de Pinos
- Tanque Nuevo Usaquén → Mirador
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
4.7(385)The hike up was beautiful. We were still getting adjusted to the altitude so had to rest along the way. I give 4 stars, though, because though we made an appointment for 8:30 am and arrived around 8:15, we were surprised to find out when we were *almost* at the top, that it was closed at 9:15, so the police were already sending people back down. We didn't understand why they would allow people to make reservations for 8:30 for a hike that was at least for us would have taken about an hour. Otherwise, we enjoyed the hike.
Enjoyed the hiking. Started from Be City parking at Usaquen (2.660m) and reached Mirador (3.084m) in approx. 1h15min. Track is well maintained and view of Bogota is worth the effort.
The trail is amazing. High hiking complexity. I takes almost 90 minutes to reach the top.
Wonderful place, very very quiet, is a 2 hours and approx 8 km hike. You have to register in the web page before entry, maximum entry is at 10 am.
Great walk to blow your lungs out. Plenty of people around and in saw a lot of single people out walking so appears to be pretty safe too.