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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Cordoba, Argentina including Mount Champaqui, Quebrada del Rio Condorito (Condorito River's Gorge), Los Terrones, Calamuchita Valley, Cavernas El Sauce, Los Gigantes, Reserva Natural Cascada Los Chorrillos, Proyecto Caraya, Parque Nacional Quebrada del Condorito, Cascada Grande.
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1. Mount Champaqui
2. Quebrada del Rio Condorito (Condorito River's Gorge)
3. Los Terrones
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,137 reviews
Reviewed By miguela332
Excelente excursión es must en capilla del monte. Se hace con visita guiada a voluntad y se paga entrada vale cada centavo. Hermosas vistas. Te enseñan biología historia geografía y muchas cosas más referentes al lugar . Owesome Tour throught "los terrones". Only a small fee to Access and a típ for the Tour guide. Ask for Gianfranco he speaks english too. and he will make you feel very comfortable during all that time teaching you all about los terrones, history,geography, botanics and all about all cultures and lots of stories. "LOS TERRONES" is a must when in capilla del monte.it was fantástic.
4. Calamuchita Valley
5. Cavernas El Sauce
6. Los Gigantes
7. Reserva Natural Cascada Los Chorrillos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Cascada Los Chorrillos is the highest fall in Cordoba hills. The waterfall is situated in a natural canyon, covered by natural forest and pine forest. In Reserva Cascada Los Chorrillos you will enjoy selfguided hikings, trekkings and 4x4 guided tours. Its open from Thu to Sun, from 9 am to 18 hr.
8. Proyecto Caraya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
9. Parque Nacional Quebrada del Condorito
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Al oeste de la provincia de Córdoba, en el centro de las Sierras Grandes, la naturaleza del Parque Nacional Quebrada del Condorito se convierte en un escenario ideal para el senderismo y el avistaje de cóndores. Desde el Balcón Norte y Balcón Sur, dos puntos de observación unidos por una pasarela que cruza el río Condorito, se pueden observar estas enormes aves que dan el nombre al área protegida. Se recomienda ingresar al área denominada Paraje “La Pampilla” y llegar a la quebrada (balcones) antes de las 10 hs, para contar con el tiempo suficiente para realizar una visita cómoda y tener luz solar en el regreso. Se sugiere visitarlo durante la primavera y el otoño. La entrada es gratuita. Ingreso senderos: Balcón Norte: hasta las 13 horas. Río de los Condoritos: hasta las 12 horas. Piedra Libre al Zorro: hasta las 15 horas. Secreto Bajo Nuestros Pies: hasta las 17 horas.
Reviewed By cathy19882015
After spending a couple days in Cordoba, my brother and I wanted to get out of the city for a bit and this seemed like the perfect spot. I did a bit of research how to get to the park via bus and it worked out pretty easily. There seem to be a fair amount of companies going to Villa Dolores or Mina Clavero, which will pass the park on their way. All of them are located in Terminal 2, the more local routes. We ended up leaving Cordoba at 10:30AM with Sierra Bus and got off at the park entrance at 12:30PM. It was a beautiful drive, actually passing by dozens of condors on the way. Our bus driver said he would be back at 6:00PM, so that was helpful. We walked the 2km to the park visitor center, registered with the rangers and were on our way. The hike wasn't too strenuous, a bit hilly but not too difficult. It was supposed to take 2 hours to reach the end, but we did it in about 1 hour or so. The balconies over the gorge were quite spectacular and we had a little picnic once we got there. We got there a little late for the mass condor flying in the area, but did spot a couple in the sky.
10. Cascada Grande
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By bor2lus - London, United Kingdom
Completely worth the trek and the last bit which was more challenging to climb down and then back up again... you just need to be careful if you are not fit or used to... but the site and the sight is so worth it. Connecting with nature and even if the water is too cold you can listen to the beautiful sound of the waterfall. Would come back in a hearbeat.
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