Ecoparque Río Pance
A clear mountain stream on the southern outskirts of Cali, where the whole city comes on weekends to swim and picnic. It is also the gateway to the Farallones de Cali mountains.
The Pance River rises in the Farallones de Cali mountains and flows through the southern outskirts of Cali. The water is cool, and the banks have wide green lawns, barbecue spots, and small restaurants. The Ecopark has walking paths, swimming areas, and bike lanes. On weekends it fills with Caleño families picnicking and wading, offering a taste of authentic local leisure. Further upstream, hiking routes lead to Pance village and the entrance to the national park. The drive from the city center takes about 40 minutes by taxi. Be careful in fast-flowing sections of the river.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Parque del Perro (San Fernando)
- Cristo Rey
- Galería Alameda
- Cali Zoo
- Cali Botanical Garden
- San Antonio Neighborhood
- San Antonio Hill & Chapel
- La Tertulia Museum of Modern Art