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1. Valle Nevado Ski Resort Day Trip from Santiago
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2. Private Tour: Portillo Ski Resort Day Trip from Santiago
- Private day trips to wineries and the high mountains.
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3. La Bicicleta Verde City Tour
- Take a beach cruiser around town with La Bicicleta Verde and check out Santiago from the ground level.
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4. La Bicicleta Verde Wine Tours- Maipo Alto
- Join a knowledgeable guide to pedal around several vineyards, learning about wine production and tasting wines straight from the barrels.
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5. Reserva Nacional Rio Clarillo
- A short hour-busride from Santiago brings you to Río Clarillo, a national reserve with a beautiful river that runs all year long.
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6. Parque Nacional La Campana
- A lovely park nestled into the coastal range, a short drive from Santiago, Chile
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7. Cerro San Cristóbal
- A large pointed hill with the Virgin Mary on top, that serves as Santiago's backyard.
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8. Santuario de La Naturaleza Yerba Loca
- Nature reserve that gives great hiking and camping access to the pre-cordillera.
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9. Cascada de las Animas
- A great place to hike, camp, eat and generally hang out in the canyon area of Cajon de Maipo near Santiago, Chile.
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10. Maipo River Rafting with Cascada Expediciones
- Rafting on the Maipo River with experienced guides.
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The Best of NileGuide
- Active visitors to Santiago are often surprised by just how many sports-and-activity related activities there are near the city. In the winter, skiing reigns supreme, with ski areas including Portillo, Valle Nevado, Lagunillas and Farellones. When the snow's gone, many of these same areas turn into great hiking spots, with easy access to towering peaks. There are also several hiking start-off points that are relatively accessible all year round from the city, often by public bus, or an easily-arranged tour, or you can even rent a bike and go out to them, though by the time you get there, you might not feel much like hiking! For those who are fans of cycling, there are a couple of biking tours within the city, and several routes that are easily followed, including cycling up to the top of Cerro San Cristobal. On weekends you'll find many locals doing the same. Rafting options as well as more hiking can be found in Cajón de Maipo, and while you're there, you can try out some of the local foods, including humitas (Chile's answer to tamales, as well as some local kuchen (fruit strudel/pie).
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