Mendoza offers a perfect destination for adventure tourism, with unique landscapes and experiences that force its visitors to return.
Nature tourism becomes strength when outdoor air, physical activity and unique landscapes are mixed. There are places that do not appear in the usual tour packets, but that offer memorable experiences at no cost, allowing to connect with the environment without great preparations.
One of those places is a hill close to the city of Mendoza that brings together spectacular panoramas, hills, pure air and a sense of inexplicable freedom. Ideal for those looking for an active and free getaway near home.
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Where Cerro Arco is located
Cerro Arco is in The Challaowithin the department of Las Herasto some 14 km north of the city of Mendoza. This precordilleran hill reaches 1,668 meters above sea level, with an approximate unevenness of 543 meters from its base. Its location makes it an accessible destination, perfect for spontaneous activity without great logistics complications.
What can be done in Cerro Arco
Cerro Arco is recognized as a trekking classic in Mendoza. The ascent can be done walking, running or by bicycle along its path that starts from the entrance to Gorge and leads to the top, where antennas, 360 ° views and a unique atmosphere are found. The height allows to observe the city, the valley and the precordillera, which makes it an insurmountable natural viewpoint.
In addition, it is a very chosen place to do paragliding or wingthanks to the appropriate climatic conditions and the clear spaces; Several companies in the area offer guided flights from there. Also, on weekends of full moonthey are done Night ascents that combine nature, history and observation of heaven.
How to go to Cerro Arco
To get from the city of Mendoza you must Take Avenida to the North to the Challao and continue on marked roads that arrive at the Cerro parking lot. The path begins from that point, and the complete ascent takes between an hour and a half and two hours, depending on the physical rhythm.
For those who prefer public transport, there are urban collective lines that get there, and from there it is possible to access walking to the start of the path. Does not require registration or entry payment; Of course, it is advisable to wear water, sunscreen and comfortable footwear to enjoy the experience with peace of mind.
Source: Ambito
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