From the Forest to the Water – Ancestral Trail in the East Hills of Usaquén

Discover a unique experience of connection with nature in the Eastern Hills of Bogotá, where the high Andean forest, the streams, and the history of the territory come together in a tour full of life, culture, and well-being.

“From the Forest to the Water” is an interpretive and experiential hike that takes place in the town of Usaquén, a privileged area of the Eastern Hills where the natural richness that supplies and protects part of the city's ecosystem is still preserved. Along the way, visitors will be able to explore nature trails surrounded by native vegetation, listen to the birds singing, discover flora species typical of the Andean forest, and understand the importance of water as a sacred and vital element for urban and rural life.

During the experience, topics related to the environmental memory of the territory, the care of ecosystems, the biodiversity of the hills, and the historical relationship between communities and water sources are addressed. The tour invites you to walk mindfully, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature through a safe, educational, and emotional experience.

Ideal for travelers and lovers of ecotourism, nature photography, wellness, and cultural tourism, this tour combines environmental interpretation, spectacular landscapes, and moments of contemplation in one of the most important green lungs of Bogotá.

What does the experience include?
Guided and interpretive hike
Assistance from a local guide
Environmental and cultural interpretation
Spaces for contemplation and photography
Connection with nature activity
Responsible tourism recommendations
Recommendations
Wear comfortable and warm clothes
Wear shoes with good grip
Personal hydration
Sunscreen and hat
Camera or cell phone
Willingness to walk and connect with the surroundings
Ideal for:
Domestic and international travelers
Families and groups
Students
Hiking and ecotourism enthusiasts
People interested in conscious and sustainable experiences