サン・ペドロ・ド・スルの天然記念物・トップ18

スタート地点Aは安全とは言えない場所にあります。険しい地形や、存在しない道を通ります。橋（ハイライト1）からスタート地点Aへの下山は断念し、橋の親切なガイドのおかげで、車までの安全な帰路に利用することができました。 全周回をご希望の方は、事前に橋の渡橋チケットを予約する必要があります。注意：1日のチケット枚数には限りがあります。

This small suspended walkway appears discreetly along the wooden path that leads to the imposing 516 Arouca bridge. Here, you cross the Paiva River in a more intimate and serene way, feeling the water flowing below while the sounds of nature surround you. A kind of charming appetizer before the great spectacle of the main crossing.

Gola do Salto is one of the most impressive waterfalls on the Paiva River — a narrow gorge where the river roars with force. It is located next to the Espiunca bridge, where a suspended viewpoint offers you a privileged view and a natural concert with the sound of the waters echoing beneath your feet. The walkway that follows this landscape makes the route comfortable and accessible, even on naturally rocky and uneven terrain.

Balcony over the river where kayak tours are also organized.

If you cross the bridge at Alvarenga and then take the wooden walkway along the Rio Paiva to Espiunca, you should remember that you will need a taxi from there back to the starting point. A later return via the Arouca bridge is not possible. However, if you just want to walk across the bridge and back, this is no problem with your ticket booking (online). The Alvarenga side is recommended for people who want to avoid the many wooden steps and just want the pure bridge experience.

After the forest fires on September 24, only the bridge is still open. Hopefully the repairs will go quickly.

Beautiful "wooden path" with impressive views. There are lots of stairs to climb up and down, especially the way back has to be taken into account, or halfway there at 2.5km (from the entrance) you can order a taxi from the nice guy. The suspension bridge is impressive... all in all a great experience with swimming opportunities to cool off... we were there at 39*. Part of the path is shaded.

When it rains, the wood is a little slippery despite the grooves, so just be a little more careful, but there is a railing so you can hold on. You have to climb around 500 steps to get to the top and not far from the next attraction, the bridge itself.