Historical Hiking Experience near Medellín
Spanglish Amagá Train Track Hike
In collaboration with Jacamará
Explore history, nature, and new connections.
Hike along the historic railway route and viaducts of Amagá while discovering local history, enjoying mountain scenery, and practicing English and Spanish with people from different parts of the world.

About the experience
Discover the historic railway route of Amagá
Join Spanglish Events and Jacamará for a guided hike through one of Antioquia’s most distinctive historical landscapes.
We will explore the old railway route, learn about the history of the Amagá viaducts, enjoy the surrounding scenery, and practice English and Spanish through natural conversations and group activities.
Whether you are a local, traveler, expat, or digital nomad, this experience is an opportunity to explore a unique destination near Medellín and meet new people.
A glimpse of the route
Follow the tracks into the mountains
Historic railway bridges, misty forest, and a welcoming group make this an unforgettable way to discover Amagá.

Walk through history


Along the way
What is included
English and Spanish language exchange
Local history and railway context
Nature and mountain scenery
Group integration activities
Social experience with locals and travelers
Plan your morning
Event details
The exact meeting point and arrival instructions will be shared with registered participants.
Important information
- Guests may attend alone or with friends.
- No specific English or Spanish level is required.
- Wear comfortable hiking shoes.
- Bring water, sun protection, and appropriate outdoor clothing.
- The activity takes place outdoors and may involve uneven terrain.
- Transportation is not listed as included.
- Food and drinks are not included unless stated during checkout.
- Spaces are limited.
- Registered participants will receive the exact meeting point and final instructions.
Ready to explore the historic tracks of Amagá?
Join us for a morning of hiking, history, nature, language practice, and new connections near Medellín.