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Parque Regional La Florida covers 267 hectares; its natural lake is home to endemic and migratory species. The park brings together a natural area and a range of sports and leisure facilities.

Nature and activities nearby

A report lists soccer, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts in Parque Regional La Florida, as well as the CrosĂłdromo Internacional for motocross and a model airplane field. The range therefore extends from ball sports to motor sports and model aviation. These areas offer a different focus from the lake and wetland area.

The park also includes a wetland area with boats, internal paths, a camping area and barbecue shelters. The lakeside area was established as a birdwatching area on November 10, 2011.

Golf and a public gathering space

Another specific leisure option nearby is Club de Golf La Florida. A report on its reopening dated September 1, 2026, describes it as a public golf course with nine holes and a par of 36. Visitors can play and practice on the course without being members. The details of nine holes and par 36 provide a specific description of the course; by contrast, Parque Regional La Florida offers a range of leisure areas.

A public space for sports, recreation and gathering is located under the bridge at Calle 63 and Avenida Boyacá. The space benefits, among others, residents of La Cabaña, as well as Estrada, La Estradita and Normandía.

Cundinamarca: another regional natural area

In the broader destination of Cundinamarca, Parque Nacional Natural Chingaza offers a distinct natural setting. It is a refuge for Andean flora and fauna. Páramos are most commonly found in the western part of the park, followed by Andean and high-Andean forests. The Sistema Lacustre de Chingaza is protected under the Ramsar Convention across 4,058 hectares and is included on the list of wetlands of international importance. Its importance as a habitat for waterbirds is particularly highlighted; it was designated by Decree No. 233 of 2008.

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The regional nature-related features have different focuses: the lake in Parque Regional La Florida is home to endemic and migratory species, while the Ramsar designation and importance as a waterbird habitat are particularly highlighted for the Sistema Lacustre de Chingaza.

Parque Nacional Natural Chingaza has seven hiking trails: De los Sentidos, Suasie, Laguna Seca, Plantas del Camino-Laguna de Chingaza, Lagunas de Siecha, Cuchillas de Siecha and Lagunas de Buitrago. De los Sentidos is designated as accessible. The trails can therefore be distinguished not only by their names, but also by this explicitly stated feature.

There are no public transport routes to Parque Nacional Natural Chingaza. Access is possible only by private or rented vehicle, such as a car, bus, minibus or van. Check your travel plans again before visiting; visitor conditions may also change.

Discover more destinations: Balastera, Flandes, Pacho, Guaduas, Cajicá, Hato Viejo, La Concepcion, Chia

For the broader travel overview: Cundinamarca.

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