Trilha Amazônia Atlântica
Description
Imagine biking, walking, or even horseback riding through the state of Pará. Traversing a continuous path among dirt roads, upland forests, and Bragantinos Natural Fields until reaching the incredible coastline of the Amazon, with its preserved mangroves. Now, prepare for a rich experience in culture, history, and nature, where each section of the Amazon Atlantic Trail reveals unique beauties! The Amazon Atlantic Trail connects historical and pilgrimage routes, allowing you to experience a deep and authentic Amazon. The route crosses conservation units, centuries-old quilombola territories, and dozens of traditional communities. As you travel, you can taste the unparalleled cuisine of Pará, learn about the region's cultural diversity, and even engage in birdwatching and swim in the refreshing streams. Composed of 07 sections, the Trail crosses 17 municipalities along its 468 km route, extending from the capital Belém to the Serra do Piriá in Viseu, on the border with the state of Maranhão. Its path passes through 13 protected areas, including 07 conservation units: - Tracuateua Marine Extractive Reserve; - Caeté-Taperaçu Marine Extractive Reserve; - Araí-Peroba Marine Extractive Reserve; - Gurupi-Piriá Marine Extractive Reserve; - Belém Environmental Protection Area; - Amazon Metropolis Wildlife Refuge; and - Utinga Camilo Vianna State Park. And 06 quilombola territories: - Remnants of Quilombolas de Torres in Tracuateua; - América in Bragança; - Pitimandeua in Inhangapi; - Macapazinho in Castanhal; - Santíssima Trindade in Santa Isabel do Pará; and - Macapazinho in Santa Isabel do Pará.
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