Cachoeira do Abade

Beautiful hike, easy to moderate trails. There are several places to swim or get wet. There is also a rope bridge that brings some excitement to the hike. Lifeguards are posted at swimming areas.

Beautiful place to spend your day in contact with nature 100% of the time. The access to the livery point has a semi rough dirt road that might impose a challenge in a raining season. Once you are at the "Reserva" entrance everything is top notch. There is a guide that will give you all the necessary information about both trails and all attractions you can find along the way. The trails are all paved with "pedra de Pirenópolis" and the stairs steps are well built with wood and have solid handrails. Suspended bridges are also present and well built. Each waterfall has a fireman on duty in case any accident happens. If you have a chance do not hesitate to visit this place, it is worthwhile.

Very beautiful. If you follow the trail it is 2 kilometers around (but you could go backwards to a nice waterfall). Make sure to take water. The drive is a long, windy, slow, dusty trip.

That is one serious infra-structured trail. The waterfalls are going to be crowded, but it is a nice walk and quite fun. The place could put some money on its parking space, which is ridiculously lacking of any infrastructure whatsoever. The shops/reception office is super shy of products. If you need English for the trail, you’ll manage, and also have some fun with some serious old time google translated signed.

Gorgeous waterfall. Swim behind it and sit in the rocks. It's great. Clean and well maintained. Easy walk from the car.