Trilha do Ouro (Caminho de Mambucaba) — Trail in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro | Volta das Águas de Rio Claro

Trilha do Ouro (Caminho de Mambucaba)

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Trilha do Ouro (Caminho de Mambucaba)

Trilha do Ouro (Caminho de Mambucaba)

Description

The Mambucaba Path, in the Serra da Bocaina, is known as the Gold Trail because it was the main route for transporting ore during the colonial period. The path is extensive and takes about 3 days to traverse in its entirety. The Gold Trail is also known for its lush scenery and the panoramic views it offers along the way. The Gold Trail is a popular option for those who enjoy long-distance hiking and being in contact with nature.

Guidelines

Extension: 42.89 Km

Difficulty Moderate

Orientation Easy

Signaling Level Partial

Conservation Good

Risk Exposure Low

Sun Exposure Medium

Hydration Point Available

Climbing No climbing required

Minimum Altitude: 63m

Maximum Altitude: 1527m

Negative Unevenness: 2907m

Positive Unevenness: 1464m

Tips

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Map

Guidelines

Extension: 42.89 Km

Difficulty: Moderate

Orientation: Easy

Signaling Level: Partial

Minimum Altitude: 63m

Maximum Altitude: 1527m

Negative Unevenness: 2907m

Positive Unevenness: 1464m

Route

The route is divided into stages, and hikers can choose to do the whole trail at once or split it into shorter sections. The trail starts in the town of Paraty, in Rio de Janeiro, and goes to the town of São José do Barreiro, in São Paulo. Along the route, hikers pass several tourist attractions, such as the Cachoeira do Escorrega, the Gruta da Ararinha, and the Pico do Selado. In addition, you can spot wild animals such as monkeys, toucans, and caimans, and also enjoy the region's flora and fauna.