El verano pasado decidimos viajar a Córdoba, en Enero. Iba también mi hermana con amigos, así que era un buen plan para pasar unos días.
Reservamos una casita cerca del río, en Intiyaco. Toda la zona es divina: El Valle de Calamuchita tiene rincones y pueblitos como para quedarse un mes...
Recalamos en #Intiyaco por su tranquilidad y posibilidades de pasear a pie. Es más que un pueblo una zona, no hay más que un par de despensas y muchas cabañas para alquilar.
El viaje en auto es largo pero no totalmente agotador. Atravesando Capital Federal llegás rápido a la autopista, pasando por Rosario y hasta muy cerca de #Córdoba ciudad, y ahí tomás una bifurcación para #Alta Gracia; donde paramos en un súper a abastecernos de víveres. Desde Alta Gracia hasta #Intiyaco el camino es sinuoso, subidas, bajadas y mucho tránsito, por lo que se hizo un poco cansador. Pero al llegar a la casa y ver los alrededores se te pasa todo el cansancio. Hay varios recodos del río donde se forman playitas. Lo ideal es llevar tu propia silla porque no hay muucha arena.
Plantas de zarzamoras para ir comiendo en las caminatas, retamas, rosas, bosquecitos, mucho verde y naturaleza, ideal para descansar y desconectarse. Los niños felices en el río, con el cual siempre hay que estar atentos por las correntadas y las crecidas.
Una tarde que no hacía especialmente calor fuimos a pasear, agarramos el auto y llegamos a #La Cumbrecita. Al ser un pueblo peatonal hay que dejar el auto sí ó sí en la entrada, y recorrer caminando. Realmente dan ganas de quedarse a vivir. Con aires suizos, la gente es amable, los recorridos amenos y la tranquilidad de saber que no hay autos ni motos se siente.
Paramos a merendar en una casa de té diviina, que está alejada del centro, en el camino a la Cascada Grande (que no llegamos porque los niños ya estaban cansados de caminar), #Los Cuatro Vientos. Comidas típicas centroeuropeas, y unos licuados gigantes riquísimos que a la más pequeña le costó terminar.
Continuaremos.....
TIPS de Viaje:
-Se puede hacer el viaje en auto de un solo tirón saliendo bien temprano (aprovechando que los niños duermen y se atraviesa Capital Federal a un horario no pico)
-Los caminos en el Valle de Calamuchita con la mayoría sinuosos, hay que estar atentos a los mareos de los más pequeños.
- La Cumbrecita es un pueblo peatonal ideal para recorrerla en todo el día, muchos senderos y paseos.
-Siempre hay que estar atentos a las crecidas intempestivas de los ríos. Cuando se ve tormenta en el horizonte, hay que salir del río, rápido.
Last summer we decided to travel to Córdoba, in January. My sister was also with friends, so it was a good plan to spend a few days.
We booked a cottage near the river, in Intiyaco. The whole area is divine: The Calamuchita Valley has nooks and small towns to stay a month ...
We rebook in #Intiyaco for its tranquility and possibilities to walk on foot. It is more than a town; One area, there is no more than a couple of pantries and many cabins to rent.
The trip by car is long but not totally exhausting. Crossing the Federal Capital, you quickly reach the highway, passing through Rosario and even very close to # Córdoba city, and there you take a fork for #Alta Gracia; where we stopped at a supermarket to stock up on groceries. From Alta Gracia to #Intiyaco the road is winding, uphill, downhill and a lot of traffic, so it became a little tiring. But when you get to the house and see the surroundings you lose all your tiredness. There are several bends of the river where little beaches are formed. The ideal is to bring your own chair because there is no sand.
Blackberry plants to go eating in the walks, broom, roses, forests, lots of green and nature, ideal to rest and disconnect. The happy children in the river, with which you always have to be attentive to the floods.
One afternoon, when it was not particularly hot, we went for a tour, got the car and arrived at #La Cumbrecita. Being a pedestrian town; you have to leave the car at the entrance, and go walking. They really make you want to stay and live. With Swiss airs, the people are friendly, the routes pleasant and the tranquility of knowing that no cars or motorcycles are felt.
We stopped for a snack in a beatiful tea house , which is far from downtown, on the way to Cascada Grande (which we did not arrive because the children were already tired of walking), # Los Cuatro Vientos. Typical Central European meals, and some delicious giant smoothies that the smallest one cost him to finish.
We will continue.....
Travel TIPS:
-You can make the trip by car with a single pull, leaving very early (taking advantage of the fact that the children sleep and cross the Federal Capital at a non-peak time)
-The roads in the Valley of Calamuchita with the most sinuous, we must be alert to dizziness of the smallest.
- La Cumbrecita is an ideal pedestrian village to cross it all day, many trails and walks.
-One must always be alert to untimely flooding of rivers. When you see a storm on the horizon, you have to get out of the river, fast.
Last summer we decided to travel to Córdoba, in January. My sister was also with friends, so it was a good plan to spend a few days.
We booked a cottage near the river, in Intiyaco. The whole area is divine: The Calamuchita Valley has nooks and small towns to stay a month ...
We rebook in #Intiyaco for its tranquility and possibilities to walk on foot. It is more than a town; One area, there is no more than a couple of pantries and many cabins to rent.
The trip by car is long but not totally exhausting. Crossing the Federal Capital, you quickly reach the highway, passing through Rosario and even very close to # Córdoba city, and there you take a fork for #Alta Gracia; where we stopped at a supermarket to stock up on groceries. From Alta Gracia to #Intiyaco the road is winding, uphill, downhill and a lot of traffic, so it became a little tiring. But when you get to the house and see the surroundings you lose all your tiredness. There are several bends of the river where little beaches are formed. The ideal is to bring your own chair because there is no sand.
Blackberry plants to go eating in the walks, broom, roses, forests, lots of green and nature, ideal to rest and disconnect. The happy children in the river, with which you always have to be attentive to the floods.
One afternoon, when it was not particularly hot, we went for a tour, got the car and arrived at #La Cumbrecita. Being a pedestrian town; you have to leave the car at the entrance, and go walking. They really make you want to stay and live. With Swiss airs, the people are friendly, the routes pleasant and the tranquility of knowing that no cars or motorcycles are felt.
We stopped for a snack in a beatiful tea house , which is far from downtown, on the way to Cascada Grande (which we did not arrive because the children were already tired of walking), # Los Cuatro Vientos. Typical Central European meals, and some delicious giant smoothies that the smallest one cost him to finish.
We will continue.....
Travel TIPS:
-You can make the trip by car with a single pull, leaving very early (taking advantage of the fact that the children sleep and cross the Federal Capital at a non-peak time)
-The roads in the Valley of Calamuchita with the most sinuous, we must be alert to dizziness of the smallest.
- La Cumbrecita is an ideal pedestrian village to cross it all day, many trails and walks.
-One must always be alert to untimely flooding of rivers. When you see a storm on the horizon, you have to get out of the river, fast.
