Discover the Majestic Cerro Ala Delta: A Natural Wonder in Salta Province

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start from the city of Salta. Head north on Route 9 (Ruta Nacional 9) for approximately 40 kilometers. When you reach the town of La Caldera, take Route 33 (Ruta Provincial 33) for about 12 kilometers. You will see signs for Cerro Ala Delta indicating the entrance to the park. The road may become unpaved as you approach the area, so be cautious and consider a vehicle with good handling. Parking is available near the entrance.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, take a bus from Salta to La Caldera. Buses frequently depart from the main terminal in Salta; you can check the schedules at the terminal. Once you arrive in La Caldera, you may need to hire a taxi or a local driver to take you to the entrance of Cerro Ala Delta, as public transportation to the site may be limited. Expect to pay around ARS 500-1000 for a taxi ride from La Caldera to the park entrance.

• Hiking

  After reaching the entrance of Cerro Ala Delta, you will need to hike to the viewpoint. The trail is well-marked and suitable for most fitness levels. It takes about 30-45 minutes to reach the top, depending on your pace. Make sure to wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring water, as there are no facilities along the trail.