Quebrada Honda is a watercourse and wetland located in the Quebrada Verde sector, approximately 3.4 kilometers southwest of the city of Valparaíso. It holds the distinction of being the first officially recognized urban wetland in Valparaíso, sharing this designation with the adjacent Laguna El Criquet. The water body is formally recognized within the Intercommunal Regulatory Plan of Valparaíso (PREMVAL), with its course defined by a specific mapped line. As an urban wetland, it offers a paddling experience within close proximity to a major city, providing a natural respite in an otherwise developed area. The area is promoted for paddling activities, including kayaking and paddleboarding, with online resources dedicated to helping paddlers locate access points and necessary facilities for a day on the water. The recognition as a protected urban wetland suggests efforts to preserve its ecological character. Paddlers can expect an environment shaped by its status as a wetland, which may include specific vegetation and associated wildlife, contrasting with the urban landscape of nearby Valparaíso.