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Nature and Parks in Punilla

The Punilla Valley offers a diverse range of natural spaces, from the confluence of the Yuspe and San Francisco rivers at La Juntura de los Ríos to the historic Jesuit heritage at Parque Estancia La Quinta. This collection includes ecological reserves like Alto de las Vertientes, which protects native flora, and developed riverfronts such as Paseo Costanera Nueva. These sites highlight the region's mix of environmental conservation, public parklands, and historical landmarks along the San Roque Lake and Cosquín River.

Reserva Ecologica B° Alto de las Vertientes

An ecological reserve protecting native forest and local biodiversity in the hills of Villa Carlos Paz.

La Juntura de los Ríos

The natural confluence where the Yuspe and San Francisco rivers meet to form the Cosquín River, featuring rocky banks and swimming areas.

Paseo Costanera Nueva

A modern lakeside promenade along San Roque Lake featuring paved walking paths, recreational areas, and panoramic water views.

Parque Estancia La Quinta

Former Jesuit retreat featuring a 19th-century house, the Numba Charava Museum of Anthropology, and gardens with native and exotic plant species.

Espacio verde, con vegetación autóctona.

Public green space dedicated to the preservation and display of native Punilla Valley vegetation.

Balneario San Buenaventura

Riverside park and swimming area located along the banks of the Cosquín River in Santa María de Punilla.

Paseo de los Patos

Riverside park in La Cumbre along the San Jerónimo River, characterized by its grassy lawns and resident waterfowl.

Estancia Garaizabal

Historic rural estate and parkland located on the southern outskirts of Villa Carlos Paz.

Plaza General San Martín

Central public square in Tanti, serving as a community hub with shaded seating and manicured gardens.

Plaza de los Cañones

Elevated public square in Tanti featuring historic cannons and scenic views over the town and the Sierras Chicas.