The park is officially managed by the CAR to promote the conservation of the Teusacá River basin.
It sits at an altitude of approximately 2,600 meters above sea level.
The site was developed to mitigate the environmental impact of urban expansion in the Cundinamarca region.
It is specifically designed to function as an ecological corridor for local flora and fauna.
Parque Puente Sopó is a nature-focused recreational park managed by the Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR). It is situated along the banks of the Río Teusacá in the Bogotá savanna. The park features significant green areas designed for family recreation, environmental education, and physical exercise. It includes designated zones for communal activities such as outdoor cooking and picnics. The landscape is characterized by high-altitude Andean vegetation and riverine ecosystems. Visitors have access to sports courts and play structures integrated into the natural setting. The park serves as a hub for regional ecological preservation efforts in the Sopó municipality.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the Teusacá River.
Bring layers of clothing to adjust for the rapid temperature shifts typical of high-altitude Andean weather.
Check the official CAR website for temporary maintenance closures before traveling.
Bring your own supplies for picnics or barbecues, as on-site amenities for food preparation may be limited.
Attempting to swim in the Río Teusacá, which is restricted for ecological and safety reasons.
Closed every Monday for park maintenance; if a Monday is a public holiday, the park closes the following Tuesday.
No open fires outside of designated zones; carry all trash out of the park; pets must remain on leashes.
