Uritorco Access
Ensure you register at the base of Uritorco Hill before starting your ascent, as access is regulated and monitored.





Nestled at the base of the Uritorco Hill in the Punilla Valley, Capilla del Monte is one of Argentina's most intriguing destinations. The town is famous for its stunning mountain scenery and a long-standing reputation for mystical energy and UFO sightings, which draws a diverse crowd of hikers and spiritual seekers. Visitors can explore the 'Calle Techada,' the first roofed street in Latin America, or venture into the surrounding Sierras Chicas for trekking and swimming in clear mountain streams. With its small-town charm and dramatic natural backdrop, it offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.
Nestled at the base of the Uritorco Hill in the Punilla Valley, Capilla del Monte is one of Argentina's most intriguing destinations. The town is famous for its stunning mountain scenery and a long-standing reputation for mystical energy and UFO sightings, which draws a diverse crowd of hikers and spiritual seekers. Visitors can explore the 'Calle Techada,' the first roofed street in Latin America, or venture into the surrounding Sierras Chicas for trekking and swimming in clear mountain streams. With its small-town charm and dramatic natural backdrop, it offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility.
Proximity to the iconic Uritorco Hill.
Stunning mountain landscapes of the Sierras Chicas.
Known for its unique mystical and UFO-related lore.
Gateway to outdoor adventures like hiking and trekking.
The climb to the summit of Uritorco Hill is demanding and requires good physical condition.
Capilla del Monte is a small town with a population of under 10,000, offering a slower pace of life.
The area is a significant center for spiritual and alternative tourism in Argentina.
Ensure you register at the base of Uritorco Hill before starting your ascent, as access is regulated and monitored.
Engage with locals to hear stories about the town's mystical history and alleged energy portals, which are central to the town's identity.
Nature enthusiasts and those seeking a mystical or spiritual retreat.
ARS $
$50-$100 p/day
Spanish, English
Visit the town center to see the first roofed street in Latin America, home to various cafes and local craft shops.
September-November, March-May
Mild weather and blooming flora make this the best time for hiking the Uritorco and outdoor exploration.
Warm and sunny, ideal for enjoying the local rivers and streams, though it is the peak tourist season.
Cooler temperatures and stable weather provide excellent conditions for long mountain treks and photography.
Dry and cold, especially at night, but offers clear skies and fewer crowds for a peaceful retreat.