This is La Cumbrecita and it is ideal to take advantage of a few days of rest. Everything you need to know about this place.
Argentina has beautiful places to rest and enjoy, ideal for a getaway. One of them is La Cumbrecita, the only pedestrian town in the country. Due to its pine forests, gravel streets and pollution-free air, it is one of the most attractive destinations in the Cordoban mountains.
Where is La Cumbrecita?
La Cumbrecita is a small town located in the Calamuchita valley in the Sierras Grandes of the province of Córdoba, Argentina. At an altitude of 1450 meters above sea level. It is located in the Calamuchita department.
It is located at the foot of the Sierras Grandes, near Champaquí Hill.the highest in Córdoba, and is 37 or 40 km west of Villa General Belgrano – depending on the variant chosen – and 118 km from the city of Córdoba.
What to do in La Cumbrecita
In this picturesque town you should not miss: walks through the historic center and gastronomic stops in one of their restaurants. To discover a new look, we recommend tree climbing and zip lining, among other adventure activities. Adds trekking through its hills and trails and the visit to its waterfalls.
The gastronomic alternatives are diverse and wide. For lunch and dinner you can visit Helmut, one of the oldest houses in the town, where you can try typical dishes and minutes. For snacks, the Edelweiss Delikatessen tea house is recommended, where you can find thousands of varieties of infusions and homemade cakes. Restaurante Engel is a good option for celiacs.
How to get to La Cumbrecita from Villa Carlos Paz
By car, you must take RP 5 or RP 109 and travel 122 kilometers. By bus, it must be done in two sections: first, Córdoba-Villa General Belgrano and then Villa General Belgrano-La Cumbrecita. In total it takes about three hours.
Source: Ambito
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