Introducing La Cumbrecita
The pace of life slows waaaay down in this alpine-styled village, nestled in the forest in the Valle de Calamuchita. The tranquility is largely thanks to the town’s pedestrian-only policy. It’s a great place to kick back for a few days and wander the forest trails leading to swimming holes, waterfalls and scenic lookouts.
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Visitors must park their cars in the dirt parking lot (AR$6) before crossing the bridge over Río del Medio by foot.
The helpful tourist office (481088; www.lacumbrecita.gov.ar in Spanish; 8:30am-9pm summer, 10am-6pm winter) is on the left, just before you cross the bridge into town.
Last updated: Oct 3, 2008
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