Bomtempo II Chales by Castelo Itaipava

The Tinguá Biological Reserve in Rio de Janeiro, with an area of 26 thousand hectares, was created to protect the natural heritage of the region with an Atlantic Forest biome. The trail has views of Pedra do Minotauro, a rocky elevation next to the BR-040 highway. The route continues alongside the Rio da Cidade, offering beautiful images along the way.

The Petrópolis Environmental Protection Area is in Rio de Janeiro and aims to preserve ecosystems. The path is within the distribution area of the Atlantic Forest, a large territorial extension. The path has a diversity of landscapes and reliefs, whose culmination is Pedra do Pastor, a mountain with black colored rocks, with huge walls.

The Federal Biological Reserve of Tinguá extends over an area of 26 thousand hectares, is located in the Serra do Mar and covers six cities, most of which are within the municipality of Nova Iguaçu. The circuit passes through mountainous terrain, areas of Atlantic Forest and flat stretches. The climb to the peak Seio de Vênus is steep and costly, but it is rewarding, as the view from the top is indescribable.

The Federal Biological Reserve of Tinguá extends over an area of 26 thousand hectares and covers six cities, most of which are within the municipality of Nova Iguaçu. The area encompasses the beautiful Serra das Antas Hill with steep climbs and rocky walls. The place has 1,551 meters of altitude with beautiful views.

The Sino de Vênus Trail takes you to the top of a beautiful mountain that has a peculiar shape that gives rise to its name, depending on the angle you see it, the mountain has the shape of a woman's breast. This mountain is in the middle of the city of Petrópolis and the view from its summit is impressive. If the weather is clear, you can see Guanabara Bay, Niterói, the city of Rio de Janeiro, and part of the Baixada Fluminense