Cerro Champaquí — Cima
The highest point in Córdoba province (2,790 m). A 2-day trek through high-altitude grasslands with views of the Sierras Grandes. A classic first step into high-mountain trekking.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Distance: 30 km
- Duration: 2 days
- Elevation gain: 1400 m
- Max altitude: 2790 m
- Best season: Mar – Nov
- Trailhead: Villa Alpina o Luyaba (Córdoba)
- Park / area: Reserva Hídrica Provincial Champaquí, Córdoba
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the Cerro Champaquí — Cima trek take?
Cerro Champaquí — Cima takes 2 days to complete, covering 30 km with 1400 m of elevation gain, rated moderate.
Is Cerro Champaquí — Cima suitable for beginners?
Cerro Champaquí — Cima is rated moderate: it needs basic fitness and some prior mountain experience, but it isn’t technical.
Do I need a permit to hike Cerro Champaquí — Cima?
No, Cerro Champaquí — Cima doesn’t require an advance permit.
When is the best time to hike Cerro Champaquí — Cima?
The recommended season is Mar – Nov. Sliabh’s map shows current daylight hours and a live weather/solar panel for the exact trailhead.
Where does the Cerro Champaquí — Cima trailhead start?
The trailhead is at Villa Alpina o Luyaba (Córdoba), in Reserva Hídrica Provincial Champaquí, Córdoba province. Sliabh’s 3D map and downloadable GPX track show the exact starting point.
Can I download an offline map or GPX track for Cerro Champaquí — Cima?
Yes — Sliabh provides a downloadable GPX track and an offline 3D map for Cerro Champaquí — Cima, so it works with no signal on the trail.
Hiking in the Central Sierras (Córdoba)