Argentina with Marcelo
Join Marcelo Mourier as he takes us on a journey through the province of Córdoba, Argentina.
Located in the foothills of the Sierras Chicas, Córdoba offers stellar views and mild year-round weather making it the perfect cycling destination.
This collection features climbs through some of the best vistas, and different terrains that make it interesting for any type of ride.
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CAMINO DEL CUADRADO
Camino del Cuadrado is a paved mountain pass in the Sierras Chicas of Córdoba, that connects the towns of Rio Ceballos to the east with La Falda to the west. The road is named after the nearby mountain Cerro el Cuadrado, which has an elevation of 1,580 meters. It is a Cat 2 climb with many curves and with a changing landscape as you gain elevation. From the summit, at elevation 1,291 meters, you have spectacular views of the Valle de Punilla.
More InfoEL DIQUE SAN ROQUE FROM LAS FLORES
With its mild weather all year round, the province of Córdoba in central Argentina is cycling heaven, with endless options to ride on paved, gravel, and mountain roads. This pleasant ride takes you to the Dique San Roque (San Roque Dam) on a paved road that runs through a canyon, along the Río Primero, showcasing the typical green lush terrain of Córdoba.
More InfoPAN DE AZúCAR
Cerro del Pan de Azúcar (or simply “Pande” as the locals fondly call it) is a popular cycling and hiking destination in the province of Córdoba. The dirt road connects the towns of Villa Allende to the east and Cosquín to the west, and from its summit it has panoramic views of the beautiful Valle de Punilla. The road is neither too long nor too steep. It is the notoriously bad washboards and rocks that makes it challenging, and more suited for a mountain bike than a gravel bike. To the locals it is a classic weekend climb, and it is also featured in the popular race “MTB Rally Pan de Azúcar".
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