Trilha Olho D'Água

A highly sought-after route for school groups and visitors who wish to appreciate the natural environment using sections of suspended trail, also accessible to people with reduced mobility. During the route, visitors walk along the banks of the Paraibuna River and its tributaries, passing by rocky outcrops and experiencing the planting of the juçara palm until reaching the Olho D’Água spring, where it is possible to closely observe its clear waters from a platform. The walk takes place amidst the songs of birds known as Arapongas (Procnias nudicollis).