Located in the high area of Brazil's first National Park, Pedra Furada is the 19th highest point in the country, standing at 2,589 m. The trail is ideal for beginner mountaineers, as it does not have steep inclines, technical sections, or difficult navigation. From the summit, one can observe the Paraíba Valley, the park's high-altitude fields, and some of Brazil's tallest mountains, such as Pedra da Mina (4th highest point - 2,798 m), Pico das Agulhas Negras (5th highest point - 2,791 m), and Morro do Couto (8th highest point - 2,687 m).
Activities
Activity Hiking
Time 3h 0m
Guidelines
Extension: 5.2 Km
Access status: Open
Difficulty Moderate
Orientation Easy
Signaling Level Partial
Conservation Good
Risk Exposure Low
Sun Exposure High
Hydration Point Unavailable
Climbing No climbing required
Minimum Altitude: 2.35m
Maximum Altitude: 2589m
Negative Unevenness: 242m
Positive Unevenness: 242m
Attractions that the trail offers
Peak
Mountain Range
Viewpoints
Rock Formations
Flora
The trail is located in the following protected area