It's the perfect destination for travelers seeking both cultural depth and outdoor adventure in a landscape shaped by time and tradition.

Diverse Landscapes and Natural Beauty

Córdoba is famous for its Sierras—a series of low mountain ranges that stretch across the province, dotted with rivers, hidden valleys, pine forests, and crystal-clear streams. The region offers a mild climate year-round and a peaceful, rural atmosphere. Whether you’re wandering through ancient trails or gazing at the horizon from a hilltop, Córdoba invites you to slow down and breathe.

Places to Visit

Traslasierra Valley: A tranquil region with small villages, artisanal markets, and stunning mountain backdrops.

Sierras Chicas and Sierras Grandes: Perfect for hiking, rock climbing, or simply admiring panoramic views.

Jesuit Estancias: A UNESCO World Heritage site, these historic ranches tell the story of the Jesuit missions and their agricultural legacy.

Villa General Belgrano & La Cumbrecita: Charming alpine-style towns with strong European heritage and lush green surroundings.

Los Gigantes: A dramatic mountain range popular among climbers and trekkers, with breathtaking rock formations and condor sightings.

Horseback Riding Experiences

In Córdoba, horseback riding isn’t just a tourist activity—it’s a cultural tradition. Whether you're riding through quiet valleys, crossing rivers, or following old cattle trails, every journey on horseback is infused with gaucho spirit and local stories.

Choose from:

Half-day or full-day guided rides with local horsemen, exploring the foothills and hidden trails of the Sierras.

Thematic rides, such as routes along historic Jesuit paths, or scenic circuits at sunset with views over the valleys.

These rides offer not only a way to explore Córdoba’s untouched countryside but also a chance to experience the rhythm of rural life, connect with locals, and discover the essence of Argentina far from the city.