Pico do Corcovado is one of the most notable natural attractions in Ubatuba and the surrounding region. It is part of the Serra do Mar State Park, which is an area of environmental preservation rich in biodiversity. The trail to the top of Pico do Corcovado is considered moderate to difficult, with an average duration of about 4 to 6 hours, depending on pace and weather conditions.
During the trail, visitors pass through different ecosystems of the Atlantic Forest, including stretches of dense forest, areas of more open vegetation and steep stretches. It is recommended that hikers are in good physical shape and wear appropriate clothing and footwear, as well as bring water, snacks and sunscreen.
From the top of Pico do Corcovado, adventurers are rewarded with a spectacular view of the beaches and coastline of Ubatuba, as well as a sense of accomplishment for conquering the trail. It's important to remember that environmental conservation is crucial, so visitors must follow park rules, avoid leaving litter behind, and respect the surrounding nature.
The scenic beauty and hiking experience make Pico do Corcovado a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers and outdoor adventure enthusiasts in Ubatuba and the coastal region of São Paulo.
Aldeia Renascer Ywyty Guaçu was founded on September 22, 1999 by five Tupi Guarani and Guarani indigenous families. The occupation was commanded by chief Antonio da Silva Awá and his objective was to regain the traditional space belonging to his ancestors.
Located at the foot of Pico do Corcovado, the Renascer village is more than a tourist attraction, it is considered one of the links in the formation process of our people, since the Indians were the first residents of our country and that on our coast events with international repercussions, such as the Confederation of Tamoios and the Peace of Iperoig. With Tupi and Guarani roots, the village has 15 families in a total of 90 people spread over 2,500 hectares of beautiful landscapes and crystal clear rivers. In 1999, the place where Aldeia Renascer is located today, was used as a scenic-cinematographic space and was the stage for the epic film "There comes our food jumping", which portrays the adventure story of Hans Staden when recording the life of the Indians of Brazil.
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