Trekking circuits
Nido del Aguila: Access 2 km from the city. Resort with water well and a rock wall of 30 mts high. Trekking of 30 min. Difficulty: very easy
La Toma: Access 5 km from the city. Resort with natural slides. Trekking: 1:30hs. Difficulty: easy
Nacimiento de Rio Mina: Access 25 km from the city. Waterfall with a 100 mts height. Trekking: 1.30 hs. Difficulty: easy
Tierra de los Comechingones: Access from the gully of San Lorenzo or 11 km from the city ( 2 hs walking). Toro muerto´s waterfall, caves, mortars, pictographs of the Comechingones. Rappel and canoopy. Trekking: 2 hs. Difficulty: easy
Remanso Cuadrado: Access 16 km from the city through the Altas Cumbres. Resort with a natural well at the Mina Clavero´s river. Natural landscape. Trekking: 2 hs (one way) Difficulty: medium
Parque Nacional Quebrada del Condorito: Access 60 km from the city. Condors watching, gullys, waterfalls, native fauna. Trekking 3hs (one way). Difficulty: medium
Cerro de la Ventana: Access from Los Hornillos. Condors watching, views of the Valleys of Traslasierra and Calamuchita. Trekking: 2 hs (one way). Difficulty: medium
Cerro Champaqu: Access from San Javier or Villa Las Rosas. Different options to combine with 4x4 or horses. The heighest peak of the province, panoramic views, rivers, condors and gullys. Trekking: 1 to 2 days (8 to 10 hs to the top). Difficulty: hard.
Los Gigantes: Access 91 km from Mina Clavero. Panoramic views, waterfalls, caves. Excelent place for rock climbing. Trekking: 3 hs (one way). Difficulty: hard
These are just a few of all the possible treks to do in the extensive Valley of Traslasierra.
We recommend to do the hardest treks with tourist guides
Ask us for other options of alternative tourism
We recommend to do the hardest treks with tourist guides
Ask us for other options of alternative tourism
