The province of **Córdoba** offers a wide variety of options and trails [for trekking enthusiasts](https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/mas-de-60-personas-participaron-del-primer-encuentro-de-senderismo-costero-en-chubut/), especially for those who are just starting in this activity.
Here are four trekking trails suitable for all audiences, perfect for enjoying [nature and the outdoors](#):
## Cascada Los Hornillos, Río Ceballos
This trail is located in the **Provincial Natural Water Reserve La Quebrada Park**. To get there, follow San Martín Avenue in Río Ceballos to Dique La Quebrada.
From there, you can head to Pozos Verdes or Colanchanga. The easy difficulty trail extends for 2 km and takes you to an [impressive 10-meter-high waterfall](#).
## Cascada Los Chorrillos, Tanti
Located in the Private Natural Reserve Los Chorrillos en Flor Serrana, Tanti, this [7 km one-way trail](#) is of easy difficulty. The outbound hike takes approximately two and a half hours, and the return one and a half hours.
Along the way, you can enjoy [forests, streams, and unique landscapes](#), culminating in a 115-meter waterfall.
## Reserva Hídrica, Natural y Recreativa Los Quebrachitos, Unquillo
With 5,000 hectares to explore, this reserve offers several trails through forests and streams. [It is ideal for observing bird diversity](https://noticiasambientales.com/compromiso-ambiental/crearon-un-humedal-para-conservar-la-biodiversidad-ya-registraron-120-especies-de-aves/) and enjoying the natural environment.
There are two main trails: one 2 km long, suitable for the whole family, and another of medium difficulty, which requires climbing rocks and walking on slopes.
## Reserva Natural Vaquerías, Valle Hermoso
This reserve has several well-signaled and easy difficulty trails. One option is the trail to the [Cascada del Ángel](#), of medium difficulty and 1,600 meters long.
Another option is the trail to the [Cascada de los Helechos](#), 3,300 meters long and easy difficulty, culminating in a 10-meter-high waterfall. Other routes include Cerro La Cruz and a botanical trail.
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