Cuchi Corral
Visit this famous viewpoint for breathtaking sunsets or to watch paragliders take flight over the valley.





La Cumbre is a sophisticated mountain town nestled in the Sierras de Córdoba, offering a peaceful alternative to the busier tourist hubs of the Punilla Valley. Known for its distinctive Anglo-Argentine architecture, the town features historic mansions and manicured gardens that reflect its unique cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the valley from various vantage points or head to Cuchi Corral, a premier spot for paragliding. The town is also home to a vibrant community of artists and writers, visible in its local galleries and cozy tea houses. With its cool mountain air and relaxed pace of life, La Cumbre is an ideal destination for those seeking nature, culture, and tranquility in central Argentina.
La Cumbre is a sophisticated mountain town nestled in the Sierras de Córdoba, offering a peaceful alternative to the busier tourist hubs of the Punilla Valley. Known for its distinctive Anglo-Argentine architecture, the town features historic mansions and manicured gardens that reflect its unique cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the valley from various vantage points or head to Cuchi Corral, a premier spot for paragliding. The town is also home to a vibrant community of artists and writers, visible in its local galleries and cozy tea houses. With its cool mountain air and relaxed pace of life, La Cumbre is an ideal destination for those seeking nature, culture, and tranquility in central Argentina.
Panoramic views of the Punilla Valley.
Historic Anglo-Argentine architecture and mansions.
World-class paragliding at nearby Cuchi Corral.
Charming local tea rooms and artisan shops.
The town is located at a higher altitude, so temperatures can drop quickly after sunset.
Many shops and services observe a traditional siesta, closing for several hours in the afternoon.
While the town is walkable, a car is beneficial for exploring the surrounding mountain trails.
Visit this famous viewpoint for breathtaking sunsets or to watch paragliders take flight over the valley.
Don't miss the traditional tea houses which offer a variety of homemade cakes and regional preserves.
Nature lovers and those seeking a quiet mountain escape.
ARS $
$40-$90 p/day
Spanish, English
Explore the 'Camino de los Artesanos' between La Cumbre and Villa Giardino for high-quality local crafts.
September-November, March-May
Pleasant weather and blooming gardens make this the best time for hiking and outdoor photography.
Warm and lively with various cultural events, though it is the busiest time for domestic tourism.
The landscape turns golden and the air is crisp, offering a peaceful and scenic experience.
Dry and cold, ideal for enjoying the local gastronomy and cozying up by a fireplace.