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Easy enough for the average hiker. The trail isn't marked, so you'll have to search a bit for the right route at times. Be careful at the start of the hike. You have two options: to the right is the Mirador Via Cruzis, a short route past crosses depicting the Way of the Cross. To the left, keeping to the left at the beginning, is the route to Cerro de la Cruz.

Are you interested in history? Visiting Cerro de la Gloria will allow you to be part of San Martin's emancipatory feat in South America.

The walk to the Monumento al Ejército de Los Andes is an interesting experience that is both historically and scenically fascinating. The monument itself stands majestically on Cerro de la Gloria in Mendoza and tells of the important role of the Army of the Andes in the Argentine struggle for independence. The climb is relatively easy and the well-developed path takes you through General San Martín Park, a spacious recreational area. Alternatively, you can drive almost to the top by car, but the walk through the park is worth it if you have some time. Once you reach the top, an impressive view of Mendoza and the surrounding Andes awaits you. The monument itself shows the march of the army with artistic bronze sculptures and is the work of the Uruguayan sculptor Juan Manuel Ferrari. The atmosphere here is particularly unique in the early morning hours or late afternoon when the sun shines golden on the bronze figures. Note that it is not a strenuous hike, but sturdy shoes are still an advantage, especially if you plan to walk the entire route.

The Andean Army Monument is an artistic work by the Uruguayan sculptor Juan Manuel Ferrari. It is located at the top of Cerro de la Gloria, Parque General San Martín, in the Argentine city of Mendoza.​ Reachable on foot via easy paths or by car just before the summit.

Small mountain 984 m high, at the top of which is a large monument, the Monumento al Ejército de Los Andes. The summit can be reached by car up to just below the highest point, and alternative footpaths also exist. There is also a small café in the summit area

Small mountain peak in the west of Mendoza. Popular for walking and mountain biking. The views over Mendoza and the Parque General San Martin to the east and the higher mountains of the Andes to the west are very worthwhile.

The ascent via the normal route is rather boring and unspectacular. However, there is a small path that goes over the mountains, but it is a bit more technical and demanding.

The ascend towards Adolfo Calle is tough. Don't mix the descend and the ascend trails as there are both. approaching the park you will first see the trail to descend. The proper ascend trail is some meters further. The peak had enough place for a rest, and offers views towards the huge mountains around and to the Potrerillos lake. If you are lucky, you can see eagles or condors floating in the air above.