Hiking Santa Rita

Day Pass & Hiking

Eco-Budget Adventure

Trails of pure water and
centennial historic tunnels

Explore our self-guided trails safely, cross ancient railway paths carved in rock a century ago, and swim in the spectacular Santa Rita waterfall. The most complete and affordable outdoor adventure in Salento.

Waterfall Santa Rita

Santa Rita Waterfall 💦

Cloud Forest Trail

Cloud Forest Exploration 🌲

Historic Train Tunnel

Historic Train Tunnel 🚂

Plan Your Visit

Book your entry in advance and pay conveniently at the ticket office upon arrival.

General Admission Trails, tunnel & waterfall
$11.000 COP / guest
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The Trail

Our Hiking Trails

Three self-guided and well-marked paths for you to venture into the high Andean forest.

La Alegría Trail

Cross the ecological grazing fields around the peasant casona and hike to a panoramic viewpoint with a view of the Boquía canyon, before connecting with the waterfall pool.

50 min Level I-II

El Silencio Trail

A quiet route parallel to the banks of the Quindío River. Cross large native trees, natural pools suitable for swimming, and crystal-clear streams.

60 min Level II-III

Antonio Trail

The path of greatest historical value. Travel the path where indigenous people, Simón Bolívar with his liberating troops, and the railway construction left their mark. Named in honor of our founder.

50 min Level I-II
Points of Interest

What You'll Discover

Santa Rita Waterfall

Majestic 15m waterfall with swimming pool.

Historic Tunnels

Stone tunnels from 1947 carved by hand.

Safe Paths

Clear signage at all junctions.

Pet Friendly

Your pets are welcome at no extra cost.

Countryside Restaurant

Peasant lunches cooked over natural firewood.

Parking

Free secure parking inside the reserve.

Useful Info

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend comfortable walking clothes, long pants, and a light raincoat. Footwear should have good traction.
No outside lunches or heavy prepared food are allowed to prevent plastic waste. Small snacks and hydration are permitted.
Entry to the trails is open from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM. The reserve closes for day passes at 5:00 PM for safety.
Yes, the trails are safe and ideal for children and seniors with normal mobility. Caution is advised on bridges and muddy areas.
Yes, at the main ticket office we offer rubber boot rental for a very low fee if it's a rainy day.
"Traveler, there is no path, paths are made by walking."
— Antonio Machado
Colonial Casona
Green Trail
Stone Tunnel
Waterfall Basin
Bird Watching
Reserve Arrival
Eco Cattle
Landscape Salento