Quebrada De Macul is a mountain ravine (quebrada) located in the western foothills of the Andes Mountains within the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile, flowing through the municipalities of La Florida and Peñalolén. Situated in the piedmont zone between the Andes and the Central Depression, this watercourse originates in the high Andean terrain and descends toward the urban edge of Santiago. The ravine has a notable history tied to the surrounding landscape, including a dam that was historically constructed within it for fish farming purposes, suggesting the waterway has long been associated with aquatic life. The surrounding area has experienced significant urban expansion over recent decades, with La Florida and Peñalolén among the more populous districts of the metropolitan region, which has shaped the character of the lower reaches of the quebrada considerably.