Christ the King of Tupungato Valley: Epic Viewpoint in Uco Valley Wine Region

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Cristo del valle Tupungato

Valle de Uco

Christ the King of Tupungato Valley: the silent guardian of Mendoza’s finest vineyards. Gateway to the Uco Valley, a flagship region of Mendoza wine production. Vineyards above 1,200 meters above sea level, elegant wines, and a breathtaking Andean postcard that captivates every visitor.

HOW TO GET THERE From Mendoza City, take Ruta 40 South to Ugarteche and then Ruta Provincial 86 (Los Cerrillos). The access to the site is well signposted and the final stretch is well-maintained gravel road (30-40 minutes from Tupungato town center).

WHAT TO SEE The imposing 28-meter-tall Christ the King sculpture with open arms, as if embracing the entire Tupungato Valley. Incredible views of the valley, Volcán Tupungato, and the Andes mountain range.

SUB-ACTIVITIES

MTB downhill on the small technical track
Hiking on the hill
Sunset photo sessions

MAIN POINTS OF INTEREST

Camino de la Carrera (Route 89) toward Potrerillos
Historic Manzano Histórico

Characteristics

The site has picnic tables available.
Price: Free Entrance

Helpful tips

There are no shops or services in the area; be sure to bring your own food and drinks.
The best times to visit are in the morning and at sunset.
There is no shade from the sun, so come prepared with sunscreen and hats.

For your safety, please note

Open fires are strictly prohibited in the area, except in designated spots.
Drive with caution on curves and switchbacks due to the presence of other vehicles and pedestrians.
Avoid visiting during stormy weather and check the road conditions after heavy rains.

Unique Corners

Explore landscapes, adventures, and unique experiences in every corner.

Parque Civico

Gran Mendoza

Civic Park

It is the second largest park in the City of Mendoza. Within it, there are many impressive government buildings, including the Ángel Bustelo auditorium, the Monument to the Flag of the Army of the Andes, and a variety of ancient vegetation. It’s an ideal place for a walk and to get some fresh air in the city.