Cycling day trip from Lo Prado to San Bernardo

This ride starts in Lo Prado, a vibrant commune in western Santiago known for its parks and lively local scene. You'll head south through the city, swapping urban buzz for more relaxed suburban vibes as you go. Most of the route (over 90%) is on paved roads, and there’s a decent mix of quiet streets and dedicated cycleways—perfect for comfortable cruising. There are a few gentle climbs, but nothing too taxing: total ascent is under 150 meters.

As you near San Bernardo, you’ll notice the landscape change—San Bernardo is famous for its agricultural history and traditional festivals. With around 37 km to cover, expect a solid half-day ride, but the smooth roads and mostly calm traffic make it a breeze. Whether you’re in it for some city exploration, or want to experience the quieter outskirts, this route is a great way to see the south of Santiago on two wheels.