Abra Del Infiernillo

Abra Del Infiernillo, situated at 3,042 meters (9,980 feet) above sea level, is a significant geographical landmark and a key passage for travelers exploring the Calchaquí Valleys of Argentina. It serves as the highest point on the road leading to Amaicha Del Valle, the Ampimpa Astronomical Observatory, the Ruinas De Quilmes, and Cafayate. While not a destination in itself, it provides breathtaking panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape and a palpable sense of the region's dramatic topography. The pass is a crucial part of the journey, offering a transition between different ecosystems and a glimpse into the rugged beauty of the Argentine Northwest.