Río Yuspe is a majestic river flowing through the Sierras Chicas region of Córdoba, Argentina. Its headwaters originate in the northern reaches of the Pampa de Achala, rising from the Macizo Los Gigantes. The river is fed by numerous springs and natural seeps along its course, giving it the character of a spring-influenced freestone river. It is one of the principal tributaries of the Río Cosquín and ultimately drains into Lago San Roque. The river can be reached via Ruta Nacional 20, approximately 63 kilometers from the provincial capital of Córdoba city, with a drive of roughly one hour and twenty-five minutes. The riverbed is distinctly rocky and cobbled throughout much of its course, a natural consequence of descending from a rugged, boulder-strewn highland landscape. Sandy stretches appear at intervals along the banks, offering comfortable resting spots and easy wading access. Trout fishing is one of the primary draws for visiting anglers, and the river's wild, scenic character makes it a standout destination in the Córdoba highlands.