The best way to explore the Chapada is by trekking. That is how we go through old panning trails, crossing ridges and valleys, where horses, bikes and motos cannot reach. We leave civilization behind and reach the remotest waterfalls in the National Park.
We offer one-day routes, such as to the Lapão Cave, Sossego Waterfall, the Lençóis-Capão and Pai Inácio-Lençóis crossings. The two or more day routes involve overnight stays, meals and the necessary equipment. The two-day trekking to the XXI, Capivari or Poção waterfalls, or Pai Inácio-Morrão-Lençóis, is a good option to enjoy the experience of staying overnight on the ridges.
Three-day routes, such as the one underneath the Fumaça waterfall, passing through the Palmital and Capivara waterfalls, the Paty Valley, going through the "gerais", waterfalls, caves and hills or to the seldom visited Lages and Cachoeira X waterfalls are the most demanding on trekkers.
A number of variations can be planned for heavier trekking with several day routes.