Mountaineering
Morro do Anhangava
Mountain of Serra da Baitaca accessed by trail in Borda do Campo. Anhangava is a climbing reference and allows observation of the plateau landscape when visibility is good.
Paraná · Brazil
Quatro Barras
In the destination Rotas do Pinhão.
In the photo: Ponte do Arco, in Quatro Barras, Paraná.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Quatro Barras.
Quatro Barras brings together mountaineering at Morro do Anhangava and circulation heritage on Caminho do Itupava. The Arco and Rio Taquari bridges accompany the original stretch of Estrada da Graciosa. In the Região Metropolitana de Curitiba, the town allows visitors to explore plateau routes before descending to the coast.
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Brazilian routes
Quatro Barras is part of the Estrada da Graciosa
Quatro Barras, Morretes and Antonina on a trip through the Serra do Mar, with historic paving, rivers and coastal heritage.
The local experience
What to see in Quatro Barras
Historic route
Caminho do Itupava
Historic paved path in the Atlantic Forest, accessed via the Serra da Baitaca in Quatro Barras. The Itupava is a hiking activity that preserves the memory of travel between the plateau and the coast.
Historical heritage
Ponte do Arco
Historic bridge over the Rio Capivari Mirim, on the original section of the Estrada da Graciosa in Quatro Barras. Its architecture is part of the memory of the plateau's historic routes.
Historical heritage
Ponte do Rio Taquari
Historic structure in the revitalized section of the Graciosa in Quatro Barras. The bridge and the Rio Taquari landscape record another point of the municipality's former circulation.