Pitimandeua x Taciateua (Trecho 3 | Trilha Amazônia Atlântica)
Description
Along the route of this section of the Amazon Atlantic Trail, it is possible to visit small villages. Each has its charm and history, many of which are related to the old Belém x Bragança Railway, the first built on Amazonian soil. The Quilombola Territory of Pitimandeua, various rural communities, rivers, and cold-water streams are among the main attractions of the region, which is part of the Maracanã River Basin and flows between Algodoal Island and the city of Salinas on the state’s coast. When passing through a short stretch on the BR-316 Highway, be extra cautious due to the heavy flow of vehicles. However, don’t worry, as the route is mainly traveled on dirt roads and rarely crosses urban areas. In one of the few moments this occurs, in the city of Santa Maria do Pará, you will have the opportunity to resupply with gear, food, and water. Take advantage of this stop for a well-deserved rest.
Activities
Guidelines
Extension: 75.51 Km
Difficulty Moderate 
Orientation Easy
Signaling Level NonExistent
Conservation Good
Risk Exposure Medium
Sun Exposure High
Hydration Point Available
Climbing No climbing required
Minimum Altitude: -20.16m Maximum Altitude: 59.12m 
Negative Unevenness: 335m 
Positive Unevenness: 299m Attractions that the trail offers
Avifauna
Igarapé
FaunaPitimandeua x Taciateua (Trecho 3 | Trilha Amazônia Atlântica) is a segment of the following Long-Distance Trail
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The trail is located in the following protected area
Map
Guidelines
Extension: 75.51 KmDifficulty: ModerateOrientation: EasySignaling Level: NonExistentMinimum Altitude: -20.16m Maximum Altitude: 59.12m Negative Unevenness: 335m Positive Unevenness: 299m 
