Pedra do Triunfo

Route

In general, it is not a difficult trail, but there is no signage showing the way either. Even so, the point where you may have some doubt is at a fork that goes down to the left or up to the right. Take the trail to the right, going up. Farther on, at another point, there is a friction slab section. If the rock is wet, consider going through the vegetation, or turn back if you think the rock is too slippery. On a sunny day, this section is passed without difficulty. From there, the trail gets steeper and the vegetation is not as tall. So, on hot summer days, this section tends to be more exhausting. The summit has a 360-degree view of the region, and you can continue to the other side, along a relatively flat trail, to see the Cantagalo right in front of you. Easy trail up to the rock slab; from there it gets a little steeper. About two hours of climbing, with no water sources. The summit is wide and offers places to camp.