Scenic Viewpoints and Peaks

This collection highlights the high-altitude landscapes of the Serra Catarinense, featuring the Serra do Rio do Rastro with its 284 hairpin turns and the Serra do Corvo Branco, home to Brazil's largest road rock cut. The selection includes Morro da Igreja, the highest inhabited point in Southern Brazil at 1,822 meters, known for the Pedra Furada rock formation. These sites offer views of deep basaltic canyons, araucaria forests, and the Atlantic Forest biome, where winter snowfall and sub-zero temperatures are common.