PEDRA DO TELÉGRAFO HIKE

Embark on the Pedra do Telégrafo trail and enjoy breathtaking views of Rio’s beaches and mountains, in a perfect hike for unforgettable photos.

What is visited?

The Pedra do Telégrafo trail in Rio de Janeiro is one of the most famous hikes in the region due to its unique combination of nature, history, and panoramic views. With approximately 3.5 km of extension and an altitude of 354 meters, it is considered a moderate-level hike, ideal for those seeking an active yet accessible experience.

The trail begins at Praia Grande, in Barra de Guaratiba, an area known for its untouched beaches and natural surroundings. Historically, this region was used as a strategic point during World War II, serving as an observation post. Along the route, the trail passes through areas known as the old Fishermen’s Path, surrounded by preserved vegetation and natural landscapes.

During the hike, visitors enjoy panoramic views of iconic spots such as Perigoso, Meio, and Grumari beaches, as well as the Marambaia Restinga. It is also possible to see Pontal do Recreio, Barra da Tijuca, Pedra da Gávea, parts of Pedra Branca State Park, and in the distance, the Tijuca National Park region.

The highlight of the trail is the famous Pedra do Telégrafo, known for its viral perspective photos that create the illusion of standing on the edge of a cliff.

This is an ideal experience for those looking for nature, adventure, and one of the most impressive viewpoints in Rio de Janeiro.

Important

The tour includes transportation, a professional guide, and photo assistance.

The hike lasts approximately 1h30 to 2h and is of moderate difficulty, requiring basic physical condition.

Recommendations:

• Wear suitable hiking shoes
• Bring water
• Use sunscreen
• Wear comfortable clothing

The tour is subject to weather conditions and may be modified or canceled in case of bad weather.