Farellones Park adventure: Tubing, canopy, sledding near Santiago
Three mountain zones stacked with tubing, canopy and sledding.
Farellones Park is an adventure park in the Chilean mountains near Santiago where you do tubing on 250-meter tracks, ride the area's largest canopy, take a panoramic chairlift, and sled down tray tracks across three separate zones. A bilingual guide and air-conditioned vehicle pick you up from central Santiago and return you at the end of the day. You choose your departure point at checkout. Infants and small children can ride in a stroller or sit on an adult's lap.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Farellones Park adventure and views
- Meet at Turistik Parking, Parque Arauco
- Enjoy canopy, sledding, tubing activities
- Return to Parque Arauco for departure
The experience
The day starts at your chosen pickup point in Santiago (Parque Arauco mall, Plaza de Armas, Providence, Ricardo Lyon or Av Vitacura), and heads into the mountains in an air-conditioned vehicle with a bilingual guide who speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese. The drive itself is the panoramic part: you're climbing into the Andes, and the views open up as the city drops behind. The park sits inside the Farellones Mountain Center, split into three zones that stack activities by what you want to do and how high you want to go.
Once you arrive, the tubing runs on 250-meter tracks: long enough to feel the speed without the commitment of a full mountainside. The canopy is the largest in the area, so if you've done zip lines before, this one has the reach. The panoramic chairlift takes you up for a walk at height without the activity part, and the tray sledding is built for anyone, including children. The three zones let you move between them at your own pace. Families often split time between the sledding and the chairlift, while people after adrenaline go straight to the tubing and canopy. A guide stays with the group the whole time.
The round trip transfer is exclusive to your group, which means the vehicle doesn't stop for other bookings. It's yours for the day. You'll need to buy your park ticket separately when you arrive, and bring or rent snow gear if the season calls for it. Lunch isn't included, but the park has food options. The full day is ten hours from pickup to return, so plan for an early start and a late afternoon back in the city.
What’s included
- Bilingual guide in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
- air-conditioned round-trip vehicle exclusive to your group.
- pickup from your choice of five central Santiago locations.
- access to all three park zones with tubing, canopy, chairlift and tray sledding activities.
Options for this experience
4 optionsYou pick the guide language when booking.
Before you book
Prices and times updated 29 days ago
Operated by Turistik
Is this one for you?The exclusive vehicle and bilingual guide mean you're not coordinating with other groups or navigating the mountain roads yourself. You arrive ready to move between activities, and the guide stays with you the whole day.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 12 years); Infant (under 3): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What's the difference between the three zones at Farellones Park?
The Base Sector, Intermediate Zone and Summit each have their own mix of activities. All three have games and attractions, but the zones let you choose how high you climb and what kind of activity suits you: sledding and the chairlift are spread across them, as is the tubing and canopy.
Do I need to buy a separate ticket for Farellones Park?
Yes, the park ticket is not included in this tour. You buy it when you arrive at the park. The tour covers your transport from Santiago and the bilingual guide. The park entry is separate.
Where exactly do I get picked up in Santiago?
You choose your pickup point when you book: Parque Arauco mall, Plaza de Armas, Providence, Ricardo Lyon, or Av Vitacura. All departures are at 6:15 AM, and the vehicle is exclusive to your group for the round trip.
What should I bring or wear?
Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes for the activities. If there's snow, you'll need snow gear: either bring your own or rent it at the park. Sunscreen and a hat are useful for the chairlift and panoramic stops.
Is lunch included?
Lunch is not included, but Farellones Park has food options on-site. Bring snacks or plan to eat at the park's restaurants and cafes.
Farellones Park adventure: Tubing, canopy, sledding near Santiago
10h · EN · ES · PT
from US$ 54 per person
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