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This trekking route, located in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, offers stunning views of the Osorno volcano and Lake Todos los Santos. It is considered moderately difficult, although the final section requires an ascent.

From here you can enjoy incredible views of Lake Todos los Santos and the volcanoes. The peaks are usually snow-capped.

This iconic cross is a stopping point for many of the routes that follow the trails in the Las Condes area.

Lava flows spread across the terrain, creating a dark and dramatic contrast, while in the background the volcano rises, dominating the landscape with its imposing presence.

The intersection of the trails to Manquehue and Manquehuito is a key point where the paths diverge towards both summits, surrounded by scrubland and the dry terrain typical of the area. It's a good place to rest, get your bearings, and decide whether to tackle the longer climb to Manquehue or the shorter ascent to Manquehuito. The ground is often loose, so it's advisable to wear footwear with good traction and bring plenty of water.

Cerro Los Gemelos, at 798 meters, is one of the easier peaks in Santiago's Metropolitan Park, offering good views of the valley and the city without requiring great physical exertion. The ascent follows dirt paths through scrubland and open areas, ideal for a quick and short hike. Wear shoes with good traction, as the ground is often dry and loose in the summer.

The Sunset Lookout offers a sweeping view of Santiago and the hills of Metropolitan Park, ideal for ending a hike in the golden light. Access combines dirt paths and ramps, easy but with some steeper sections. It's a great place to rest and enjoy the scenery; always bring water and wear sturdy shoes.

The Japanese Garden in Santiago's Metropolitan Park is a tranquil space with ponds, bridges, and carefully arranged vegetation, perfect for a relaxing break during a hike in the hills. It offers beautiful views and shaded areas that are much appreciated on hot days. Access involves dirt paths and stairs, so comfortable shoes with good traction are recommended.