
Two Brothers Trail
Local guides introduce you to the beauties of Vidigal and Morro Dois Brethren.
An imposing figure and one of the icons of the city, Morro Dois Irmãos is repeatedly seen at the bottom of the photographs taken on the beaches of Ipanema and Leblon. But how would it feel to reverse the image and enjoy the city from the top of the rock formation?
Although the idea frightens at first sight, there is no need to fear the 533 meters of the big brother. Walking is considered of moderate level. It is indicated to go tennis, use sunscreen and repellent and buy water to heat the local economy.
During the trail, you can already see the beach of São Conrado, Rocinha, Pedra Bonita and Pedra da Gávea. At the end of the route, it is possible to see the Cristo Redentor, the entire South Zone of Rio, its beaches and neighborhoods.
To follow to the top, count on the impeccable support of the company's team of guides Two Brothers Trail, founded in 2012 by the guide and resident of the Vidigal Ana Lima, expert when the subject is Morro Dois Irmãos. In addition to taking you to the top of the stone with one of the most beautiful views of the city, enjoy the tour to discover the gastronomic delights and cultural wealth of the site in the best company possible, with the safety of the guidebooks of the Vidigal, who know the space as nobody.
Ana told us with the tour circuit of the trail moves the entire production chain of the Vidigal. The tourist will discover the Morro Dois Irmãos and know the Vidigal, its restaurants, bars, and buy in pharmacies and heat the local economy. In this way, visitors can meet several tourist spots on the same day, feeding the circular economy.
Attention! Before visiting the site, contact the guides to evaluate the weather and trail conditions.
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Rio de Janeiro, RJ
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