Tijuca National Park and all its wonders!

Alto da Boa Vista Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro



This National Park is Unique, it has waterfalls, natural pools and even massive caves! plus the chance to spot large mamals as sloth, monkeys, coatis and much more!

Highlights

  • Hike 6–12 km on a route adapted to your group’s skill level
  • Admire Taunay waterfall along the hike
  • Follow the trail to cascata da Baronesa
  • Explore Gruta dos Murcegos in Tijuca National Park

Description

On this particular trail we will visit the historical circuit, where Brazilians in the past used to grow coffee and raised livestock.

Along the trail, hikers can enjoy a wide variety of plants and wildlife. Together We will talk about their characteristics and their interaction with the environment.

Hiking on the biggest urban Park in the world (40km square) is a unique opotunity, and we love to share the best experience, you can check more than 100 reviews 5 stars on tripadvisor.

The ideia is to hike between 6 to 12 km depending on your skills level. The Park give us the chance to choose diferent trails to make it more challenging or more relaxing. So we keep it flexible to every individual group!

We also promote environmental awareness and collaborate with different NGO's working for protection and conservation of nature.

We are certified tour guides with many years of experience on the Parque Nacional da Tijuca.

Includes

  • Hiking sticks
  • Professional Tourguide with more than 10 years of experience on Atlantic Forest

Important Information

  • This tour is a Hiking tour, so be ready to hike between 6 to 12 km on a dense forest

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

Tijuca National Park is the largest urban forest in the world, located in Rio de Janeiro, covering 40 square kilometers.
The hiking route ranges from 6 to 12 kilometers, adapted to the group's skill level.
You can admire the Taunay waterfall and the cascata da Baronesa along the trail in Tijuca National Park.
Yes, the hike includes visiting the Gruta dos Murcegos, a cave within Tijuca National Park.
Hikers can see a variety of plants and wildlife native to Rio de Janeiro's Atlantic Forest ecosystem.
The historic circuit passes through areas where Brazilians once cultivated coffee and raised livestock.
The route is adapted to the group's skill level, making it suitable for beginners and experienced hikers alike.
Check the park's website for current hours and recommended hiking times based on weather conditions in Rio de Janeiro.
Basic hiking gear, comfortable shoes, water, and insect repellent are recommended for the trail in Tijuca National Park.
You can book guided hikes through authorized providers that offer routes adapted to your group’s skill level in Rio de Janeiro.

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