In Capilla del Monte. A natural park of rock formations, with trekking trails.

The house that the artist built and where he lived for 16 years, in Loza Corral, eight kilometers from Ischilín, north of Córdoba.

This is part of the Jesuit estancias declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It can be accessed from La Cumbre via the Ongamira road (R17) or the Ascochinga road (via a gravel road, Route E66).

Candonga, known for its old colonial chapel built in the mid-18th century, was declared a National Historic Monument in 1941. Just a few meters away, you can access the ranch, where you can enjoy a full day with lunch and a picnic.

This 1,979-meter-high peak is the highest in the Sierras Chicas. The Calabalumba River flows at its base, making it ideal for refreshing dips or starting gentle hikes. You can trek along marked trails and also ascend to the summit, an experience that combines physical challenge, impressive views, and mountain energy.

Cuchi Corral Hill is an ideal place for nature and adventure lovers. From its viewpoint, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Pinto River and the mountains. You can practice extreme sports such as paragliding and hang gliding, or enjoy more serene activities such as mountain biking, hiking, bird watching, and meditation.

The Quilpo River is known for its crystal-clear waters, mild temperatures, low-lying areas with children's beaches, and swimming pools. It is located in San Marcos Sierras and can also be accessed from the mouth of the Pinto River, another beautiful river renowned for its width and for being an ideal place to swim and enjoy nature. From La Cumbre, it can be accessed through Cuchi Corral.

At the Aeroatelier, 6 km from the center of La Cumbre, you'll find the aerosports center and flight school, where you can practice these types of activities or watch the flights.

Located 8 km from the center of La Cumbre, this historic reservoir surrounded by mountains invites you to hike, picnic, and take photos. A quiet spot to enjoy the scenery and the serenity of the mountains. You can also have lunch at the restaurant next to the dam.

It has 18 holes, facilities for members and visitors, a clubhouse, a restaurant, sports courts, and a swimming pool.

A seven-meter-high sculpture by sculptor Luís Ramacciotti, erected in 1954. From the top, a well-marked trail (600 meters incline) offers a beautiful panorama of La Cumbre and the entire western Sierras Chicas.

The house museum of writer Mujica Lainez, designed by architect Leon Dourge, in Cruz Chica, La Cumbre.

The Miguel Ocampo Museum was inaugurated by the artist in 2007 to exhibit his works.

Located in Cruz Chica, this museum exhibits more than 200 works by artist Luis José Pisano in an intimate setting that celebrates painting as a living heritage.

In this historic 1918 mansion, the museum combines art, history, and technology, with exhibitions, workshops, and cultural activities for the entire community.

A unique space that brings together more than 30 classic motorcycles, antique bicycles, and collectibles, ideal for lovers of mechanics and nostalgia.

A cultural center with a varied program: exhibitions, cinema, theater, and workshops in a warm and active space in the heart of the town.