The Parks Tour will begin at the headquarters office and will head East on the Andres Bello bike path. As the tour reaches the Metropolitan Park of Santiago (Cerro San Cristobal) our itinerary will be as follows.
Parque de las Esculturas:
The Sculpture Garden, an open-air museum located on Av. Pedro de Valdivia just before the entrance of the Metropolitan Park. (Ride Through)
Japanese Garden:
An oasis within the park with its cherry trees, lotus flowers and breathtaking designs. (Programmed stop)
Plaza Antilen:
A plaza and rest stop with beautiful views and open green spaces. (Programmed stop)
Tupahue Pool
Originally a quarry at the midway point, it is one of two public swimming pools in the park. (Ride Through)
Casa de Cultura Anahuac:
The Anahuac Cultural Center. Known for its beautiful architecture by Carlos Martner and many civic events. (Programmed stop)
Santuario de la Inmaculada Concepcion:
Sanctuary of the Emaculate Conception. One of the most frequented places in Santiago with incredible views of the city. (Programmed stop)
Miradores:
The tour includes stops at multiple look out points as the tour works its way back
The stop at La Chascona marks the end of the Historical Tour, but not before the tour takes a slight scenic detour for its return back to Easybici headquarters. Instead of going back via the Andres Bello bike path, thanks to our capable e-bikes, the tour will finish with a climb of Cerro San Cristobal as we take a “shortcut” through the world’s fourth largest urban park.
Programmed stops are typically 15-20 minutes long. Participants must remain with their bikes at all times except at programmed stops.
