Quebrada Honda is an urban wetland located in the Quebrada Verde sector, approximately 3.4 kilometers southwest of the city of Valparaíso. It is recognized as the first urban wetland in the Valparaíso Region and is formally acknowledged within the Plan Regulador Intercomunal de Valparaíso (PREMVAL). The water body is part of a wetland system that includes Laguna El Criquet, with Quebrada Honda itself represented as a linear feature on planning maps. This designation suggests a watercourse, likely a stream or channel, within a broader wetland complex. The area is promoted for paddling activities, including kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, with online resources dedicated to identifying access points and facilities for a day on the water. The proximity to Valparaíso indicates an experience that blends natural wetland characteristics with an urban fringe setting. Specific details on hazards, seasonal conditions, water quality, exact dimensions, or detailed route descriptions are not provided. The presence of a formal urban wetland designation implies potential environmental protections and regulations, though the specifics of any paddling restrictions are not detailed.