Rock Climbing in Cordoba: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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It's not all about the south, discover good rock climbing also in Central Argentina!
Some nice places of Cordoba are La Ola or Los Gigantes, which offer excellent itineraries for all levels and abilities. Pampa de Achala is another natural region with good rock climbing options, located in the heart of the Sierras de Córdoba. In addition, this province offers gentle treks, beautiful views and impressive native vegetation. There are also multiple options for rappelling and water sports, such as the Gran Salto de los Lampazos, a 50-meter waterfall that will take your breath away. Check out our selection of guided rock climbing trips in Cordoba and discover one of the most fun and beautiful provinces in Argentina.
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FAQs: Rock Climbing in Cordoba
What should I know about Rock Climbing Cordoba?
In Cordoba you will find a wide range of accommodations, some of them located in beautiful natural areas, surrounded by crystalline water streams and labyrinthine gorges. Whether you stay in the capital city or at the foot of the mountains, you will have the opportunity to share a delicious meal, talk to local people and learn about their interesting culture.
Why should I choose Cordoba for my Rock Climbing adventure?
Fernet
Cordoba is synonymous with "fernet" and "cuarteto". Fernet is an alcoholic drink combined with coke that you should try while dancing a cuarteto, the most famous and fun dance in the province.
In the heart of the country
Its strategic location allows you to continue your adventure through other points, such as the Andes or Patagonia. If you want urban life, Buenos Aires is only 700 km away.
Hills everywhere
Another reason to visit Cordoba and enjoy a good rock climbing adventure is its geography, characterized by mountains and deep valleys that make it a unique setting.
What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Cordoba?
In Cordoba the dry climate predominates, with hot summers and cold winters but with few winds.
When is the best time to travel to Cordoba for Rock Climbing?
During the spring and summer: from September to March.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Cordoba region?
Spanish.
What currency is accepted around Cordoba?
Argentine peso.
How can I get to Cordoba?
The province of Cordoba is accessible from anywhere in the country, although from Buenos Aires there is a greater variety of options. The province's airport receives several international flights.
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