You will depart from the city of Córdoba along Provincial Route E55, passing through the Monument to Myriam Stefford, Alta Gracia, Anisacate, La Bolsa and Villa Ciudad de América.
The tour will continue crossing the four tributary rivers of Lake “Los Molinos” and the towns of Potrero de Garay and “Los Reartes”. From there we ascend through the Sierras Grandes, crossing a picturesque region of coniferous forests.
You will pass through Villa Berna and arrive at La Cumbrecita, a small alpine-style town that has the uniqueness of being one of the few pedestrian towns in the world.
You will visit the La Olla spa, the traditional La Cumbrecita hotel, the ecumenical chapel, etc.
Then you can get to know Villa General Belgrano, with its particular Central European physiognomy.
Returning through the Curve of the Wind, enjoying a spectacular panoramic view of the Los Molinos Lake and Dam; and will undertake the return to Córdoba.
Pickup included
Pickup included
We leave Córdoba by roud 5, passing through the Monument to Myriam Stefford.
Going to Cumbrecita we will also pass by Alta Gracia.
We continue the journey crossing the four tributary rivers of Los Molinos Lake and the towns of Potrero de Garay and Los Reartes. From there we ascend through the Sierras Grandes, passing through a picturesque region of coniferous forests.
We pass through Villa Berna and arrive at La Cumbrecita, an Alpine-style town that has the singularity of being one of the few pedestrian towns in the world. We visited the La Olla spa, the traditional La Cumbrecita hotel, the ecumenical chapel, etc. Then we know Villa General Belgrano, with its particular central European appearance. We resume the RP 5 passing through the Curva del Viento, enjoying a spectacular panoramic view of the Lake and Dique Los Molinos; and we undertake the return to Córdoba.
We will inform the hotel reception of your pickup time and place 24 hrs prior to the tour. Telephone: (+54 11) 5239-8206. In case of any eventuality, the 24 hour emergency number of Gray Line Argentina is +54 9 11 4193 6473. For questions or queries you can write to us at online@graylineargentina.com
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