The Río Los Reartes runs through Los Reartes and shapes the local waterscape. Trees line the surroundings, alongside beaches and calm waters. Several kilometers of riverside roads provide access to various natural swimming spots and paradores. As a result, the focus in Los Reartes is particularly on riverbanks and water. These features can help you determine your travel priorities when choosing accommodation.

Riverbanks and Different Perspectives

The Sendero Yucac also runs along the Río Los Reartes. The river can also be explored on various types of boat trips. The riverbank, the trail, and a boat trip are therefore different ways to experience the same river. If you are looking for more than just swimming spots, you can also make the riverside trail or a boat excursion a focus of your trip. These are distinct interests to consider when making your choice: swimming spots and paradores along the riverbank, a named trail by the river, or boat excursions.

Two Rivers, Different Swimming Experiences

The Río del Medio near Los Reartes offers warm water, riverbanks with fine sand, and deep pools for swimming. In the wider destination of Departamento Calamuchita, it is also among the wine-tourism offerings. The swimming spots have different features to compare: calm waters and beaches along the Río Los Reartes, and warm water, sand, and deep pools along the Río del Medio.

Wider Area: Departamento Calamuchita

In the wider destination of Departamento Calamuchita, the Paseo de los Arroyos in Villa General Belgrano offers another way to enjoy the water. It runs alongside the three streams El Molle, El Sauce, and La Toma, and can be explored on foot or by bicycle. The two routes offer different highlights: the Sendero Yucac runs along the Río Los Reartes, while the Paseo focuses on three streams and the choice of exploring on foot or by bicycle.

Cerro Champaquí is 2,790 meters high, the highest peak in the Province of Córdoba, and lies on the border between the departments of Calamuchita and San Javier. Cerro Pistarini is one of the surrounding mountains suited to photo safaris with panoramic views. La Cumbrecita is a pedestrian village in Departamento Calamuchita.

The region’s waterways offer further perspectives: at 5,600 hectares, Embalse Río Tercero is the largest artificial lake in the Province of Córdoba. At Embalse de Calamuchita, activities include fishing for pejerrey, swimming, motorboating, rowing, canoeing, and scuba diving.

For culture and food, Villa General Belgrano is another regional point of interest. The town hosts the National Beer Festival (Oktoberfest) and the National Viennese Pastry Festival. It is also known for craft-brewed beer, Viennese cakes and pastries, Alpine chocolate, and specialties from local producers in the Sierras.

Discover more destinations: La Cumbrecita, Atos Pampa, Santa Rosa De Calamuchita, San Agustín, Villa Del Dique, Villa Yacanto, Villa los Molinos, Amboy

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