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At the entrance of the Zorro Vidal trail, at the foot of San Cristóbal hill, you can contemplate a beautiful panoramic view of the city of Santiago.

It's an access point on mountain routes, surrounded by vegetation and trails that connect to stunning natural landscapes. From there, you can begin hikes to higher elevations.

From this high point you can appreciate the contrast between wooded areas and open clearings, while the tranquility of the place invites you to contemplate the landscape calmly and enjoy a moment of connection with nature.

The Virgin of the Immaculate Conception symbolizes the purity and grace of Mary, conceived without original sin. She is traditionally depicted wearing white and blue robes, with her hands clasped and the moon at her feet, a symbol of light and hope. On San Cristóbal Hill, her image rises like an icon, watching over the city from its heights.

El Carbón hill offers a direct ascent with excellent views over Santiago, passing several marked viewpoints such as Las Pircas and Guayacán. The trail begins next to the La Pirámide road and climbs volcanic slopes to the summit, located at 1365 meters. It is a popular and freely accessible route, ideal for a quick outing, but it is advisable to wear footwear with good grip and sun protection, as there are exposed sections.

The view of Santiago from the viewpoint next to the funicular's summit is one of the most iconic on San Cristóbal Hill, with the city sprawling below and the Andes Mountains as a backdrop. It's a very accessible spot, ideal for taking photos and resting before continuing along the higher trails. It's advisable to bring water and a light jacket, as it tends to be windier up there.

Manquehue Hill, whose name means "place of condors" in Mapudungun, is the highest point in the Santiago Valley and one of the city's most iconic natural viewpoints. At 1,638 meters above sea level, it offers challenging but very popular hiking trails with panoramic views of the valley and the Andes Mountains. Its sclerophyllous vegetation, with quillay, peumo, and chagua trees, is home to fauna such as foxes and Andean condors. It is recommended to bring water and wear good footwear to enjoy this classic Santiago climb.

A small white statue of the Virgin Mary with the Child Jesus faces the city of Santiago. It is located shortly before reaching the summit of Manquehue.