After checking in at the park, we will start the trail that has a total of 4.2 kilometres. Normally, the route takes 210 minutes. (three and a half hours) The trail follows the bed of the Malacara River. The route contains up to eight river crossings, where you can get your feet wet and maybe part of your clothes. Throughout the route, the driver will share information about the local fauna, flora and geology, in addition to telling a little about the regional culture and the formation of the Canyons complex of the Serra Geral National Park. During the trail, we will have a view of the walls of the Canyon, being possible to observe the transition from the Atlantic Forest to the Araucaria Forest. At the end of the trail, we will be able to enjoy a delicious bath in the natural pools, and after having a snack (not provided), we will return to the starting point along the same trail. Along the way, it will be possible to capture drinking water directly from a natural source. But remember to bring at least two bottles of water (500 ml).