When I lived in Temuco and it didn't rain, what I liked to do most outdoors was ride my bike and since I came to Santiago, I don't do it because I couldn't bring my bike. Since Temuco is smaller, it took me half an hour to get from one end to the other, the only bad thing was the ups and downs, and especially the dirt roads, that is why my bicycle was made for all types of terrain.
With my
friends we always went to the so-called “Portal de la Frontera”, a field in the
middle of the city where the owner allowed young people to spend the afternoons
there with the condition of leaving everything clean. We went on weekend
afternoons by bike, We met on the bike path, the path to get to the center of
the field was a little dangerous and complicated to pass with the bikes, but we
always made it, over time they made a small track with obstacles to do tricks
with the bikes. It was a meeting point for all the people who moved around the
city by bicycle. I miss it a lot, but I'm afraid to ride a bike in Santiago
with how dangerous the streets are and how people drive.