Terrazas Cayastá
This place is at the height of the towns of Copetonas and Oriente. You can see the remains of an old highway bridge, parallel to the railway, demolished in 1919 by a large flood that occurred in the area.
The place is conducive to camping, enjoying a barbecue or venturing up the steep ravines and from the top enjoy excellent views, being able to appreciate the remains of a large dam, which at the time generated energy for the lime and it provided electric light for Copetonas and Oriente. As in almost all of Quequén Salado, there is, in the vicinity of the place, a 'picadero' (or settlement) of Indians where stones, spear points and arrow points are found, built on a very hard rock not typical of the area. Although the distance to the sea is approximately 30km, in the ravines we can observe maritime agents, such as snails, shells or mussels. Remains of prehistoric animals such as glyptodonts or megatheria have also been found.
To get to the Old Bridge it is necessary to take the route that goes to the East and turn left before entering the town and follow the signposted path.
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