Pico Caratuva, Granite mountain in Serra do Mar, Brazil
Pico Caratuva is a granite mountain in the Serra do Mar system located in Paraná state. The summit reaches approximately 1,860 meters above sea level and stands among other significant peaks in the region.
This mountain ranks among the highest peaks in Paraná state and is part of a geological formation that developed over millions of years. The area has been known and used by local communities for a long time.
Local indigenous communities have maintained connections with the mountainous terrain through generations, incorporating the peak into their traditions.
Access is via the marked Trilha Caratuva trail, which requires good footwear and basic fitness. It is important to check weather conditions before starting, as rain and fog can make the route more challenging.
The granite formation stands 2.5 kilometers from Pico Paraná, creating a geological complex within the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba.
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