Mountains, valleys, ravines, lakes and forests. Cordova It is a destination that attracts numerous visitors at any time of the year. The province offers a diversity of landscapes and a wide variety of activities to enjoy, making it difficult to choose just a few places to visit.
However, in this article we share five unmissable places if you don’t have many days in Córdoba.
Five places you have to know in Córdoba
The Paravachasca Valley
The area offers a fascinating tour through pine forests and hills in the heights of the Sierras Grandes de Córdoba. This itinerary paints an impressive picture of natural landscapes and historical and cultural wealth.
From the heights of San Clemente and Bosque Alegre, visitors can enjoy extraordinary panoramic views as they enter the pine forests and hills that characterize the region. The beauty of the natural environment is complemented by the presence of the imposing Los Molinos reservoir, creating a visually striking setting as you descend towards Potrero de Garay and the Villas Ciudad de América, which rest on the banks of the reservoir.
The Champaquí
It is the highest peak in Córdoba. With its impressive 2,790 meters of altitude, it becomes an attractive destination for mountaineering and nature lovers.
The Champaqui offers two main routes for those seeking to conquer its summit. The first option is to take long walks from the valleys of Calamuchita or Traslasierra, while the second is to ascend to the peak from the path that connects with its neighbor, Cerro Los Linderos, starting from Villa Yacanto de Calamuchita. Both options offer the possibility of experiencing mountaineering in Córdoba.
The walk to the top of Champaquí Hill, the highest in the province, is a beautiful summer adventure.
The walk to the top of Champaquí Hill, the highest in the province, is a beautiful summer adventure.
The Uritorco
In the north of the Punilla valley is the emblematic Uritorco hill, an easily accessible elevation full of legends about extraterrestrial energy. This imposing hill is located at the foot of the unique city of Capilla del Monte.
Near this point, it is recommended to explore Ongamira, an area that houses caves, vestiges and legends of the local aborigines, in addition to offering a striking and captivating landscape.
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The Traslasierra Valley
Nestled between majestic hills and picturesque resorts, the circuit that connects Villa Cura Brochero, Mina Clavero and Nono It forms an extremely attractive tourist unit. The abundance of green that dominates the region and the majestic Sierras Grandes at its feet create a visually surprising setting, turning every corner of the tour into a unique experience.
The route to the southern part of the valley is captivating, revealing impressive places such as the Río de los Sauces, Los Hornillos, Las Rabonas, San Javier, La Paz and the La Viña dam, among other picturesque places.
A trip to Traslasierra
The Little Summit
It is a charming town on the heights of the Sierras Grandes de Córdoba. It is presented as a corner of alpine aesthetics that combines a unique mix of German and mountain traditions.
Located in a stunning natural environment, La Cumbrecita stands out for its cobblestone streets, alpine architecture and the presence of beautiful waterfalls that complement its unique atmosphere.
On the way to La Cumbrecita, it is worth stopping in nearby towns such as Intiyaco and Villa Berna.
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