Quebrada del Condorito, high in the sierras of Cordoba, is Argentina's dedicated condor park, where the birds nest on the gorge walls and can be watched soaring at eye level from a cliff-edge balcony. A walk of a few hours across the grassland highlands leads to the Balcon Norte viewpoint above the ravine. Condors are seen much of the year, with the warmer months from November to March offering the most active flights.
Quebrada del Condorito, high in the sierras of Cordoba, is Argentina's dedicated condor park, where the birds nest on the gorge walls and can be watched soaring at eye level from a cliff-edge balcony. A walk of a few hours across the grassland highlands leads to the Balcon Norte viewpoint above the ravine. Condors are seen much of the year, with the warmer months from November to March offering the most active flights.
Up to 80% sighting chance in Quebrada del Condorito National Park, Cordoba, Argentina. Best months: November, December, January.
A walk of about two to three hours from the park entrance on Route 34 reaches the Balcon Norte, a viewpoint over a gorge where condors nest and soar.
Roughly two hours by road, making it a long day trip from Cordoba or a stop on the way to the Traslasierra valley.
Entry to Quebrada del Condorito National Park is free (2026 prices); bring water and sun protection for the exposed highland trail.
The walk to the Balcon Norte is a fairly flat highland trail of a few hours each way at around 1,900 metres, manageable for anyone reasonably fit.
