Quebrada Honda is an urban wetland located in the Quebrada Verde sector, approximately 3.4 kilometers southwest of the city of Valparaíso in Chile's Valparaíso Region. It holds the distinction of being the first officially recognized urban wetland in Valparaíso. The water body is formally recognized in regional planning documents, with its course defined by a specific line within the Intercommunal Regulatory Plan of Valparaíso (PREMVAL). It is geographically associated with the Laguna El Criquet, and together they form a designated wetland area. Access points for paddlers, such as boat ramps, are available. The overall character of the paddling experience is centered around an urban wetland environment. Facilities and amenities necessary for a day of paddling are present. The area's primary interest for paddlers appears to be its status as a protected urban wetland ecosystem close to a major city.