It is a mountain that rises more than 3,000 meters above sea level with an impressive rock that rises up to 3,170 meters above sea level, which is quite a challenge for lovers of the exciting sport of climbing. However, if you don't like this sport, you can simply climb the mountain in the middle of a dense forest and enjoy the natural landscapes until you reach the top. There are some trails that start from San Jerónimo, Los Aires, San Joaquín and San Antonio and the journey takes approximately 4 hours.

Additionally, this place has an attractive river that is formed by the streams that come down from the slopes of the surrounding mountains and that ends up flowing into a dam.

In this dam you can practice different outdoor activities, such as sport fishing, horseback riding and camping.

Another of the attractions that you can explore in the area is the Ñadó Hacienda, located further in front of the curtain of the dam and on the banks of La Tinaja stream. It is private property but you can see some buildings that have survived from the 18th century, when it was founded as a charcoal-producing hacienda.