The Sierras de Córdoba are full of stunning landscapes, with rolling mountains, green valleys, and crystal-clear rivers.
Cycling through the area allows you to enjoy diverse terrain, from gentle hills to challenging climbs that offer spectacular panoramic views.
The influence of the Jesuits in the region is remarkable, with numerous estancias and Jesuit missions dating back to the 17th century. These buildings, such as Estancia Santa Catalina, are not only examples of colonial architecture but also reflect the impact the Jesuits had on local education and the economy.
the highlights
Explore small mountain villages.
Travel along rolling roads and challenging mountain passes.
Enjoy evenings at historic original estancias, tasting local traditional food.
Immerse yourself in different crystal-clear rivers each day to recharge after cycling.
ITINERARY
Previous Day | Meeting in La Cumbre
In the afternoon, bicycle preparation and a pre-trip meeting to review the journey plan. Equipment adjustments.
Day 1 | La Cumbre – La Cumbre
A first day to warm up by riding part of the famous Río Pinto race circuit.
Day 2 | La Cumbre – Ascochinga
On this day, we face a journey through the sierras, with steep climbs as well as long, strong descents.
Day 3 | Ascochinga – Ascochinga
The plan for this day is a loop heading north. Along the way, we will visit Estancia Santa Catalina, perhaps one of the most important sites of the Jesuit missions in Argentina.
Day 4 | Ascochinga – La Cumbre
For the last day, we’ve reserved the most demanding route, but also one of the most beautiful and interesting.
TRIP SUMMARY
| Distance | Slope | Pavement | Gravel | Lodging | |
| Day 1 | 62 km | 1000 mts | 0 km | 62 km | Hotel |
| Day 2 | 40 km | 665 mts | 0 km | 40 km | Estancia |
| Day 3 | 44 km | 797 mts | 5 km | 39 km | Estancia |
| Day 4 | 54 km | 1225 mts | 20 km | 34 km | Hotel |
