Mirador del Potrero, Scenic viewpoint in San Luis, Argentina

Mirador del Potrero is a scenic viewpoint in San Luis situated at roughly 1,270 meters elevation, overlooking Potrero de los Funes village and its adjacent lake. Access is via Provincial Route 3, located about 20 kilometers north of San Luis city, reachable through an ascending path of approximately 4.8 kilometers.

The Mirador del Potrero gained its standing as a sporting landmark through the Tour de San Luis cycling race, which used the 4.8 km climb from Provincial Route 3, averaging a 6.7% gradient, as a stage finish in all nine editions held. In 2013 the Súper TC 2000 held an uphill event to the viewpoint after the season's final round at the Potrero de los Funes circuit.

The viewpoint serves as the finish line for the Tour de San Luis cycling competition, drawing international athletes to tackle this steep mountain section.

The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon for optimal light and visibility across the landscape. The path is steep, so sturdy footwear and reasonable fitness are recommended for the climb.

In 2014 the "Trepada de La Punta – Sólo para valientes" closed the Semana de la Velocidad de San Luis, bringing Súper TC 2000 and Argentine Rally Championship drivers to the climb, with a duel between veterans Juan María Traverso and Gabriel Raies. The year before, Súper TC 2000 had already held an uphill run to the viewpoint after its final race at the Potrero de los Funes circuit.