Pico Peito do Pombo, Mountain summit in Sana District, Macaé, Brazil.

Pico Peito do Pombo is a summit in the Serra da Boa Vista range, in the mountainous region of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro state, near Arraial do Sana and almost on the border with Nova Friburgo. It reaches 1,400 metres, and the trail to the top crosses Atlantic Forest with a long, steady climb.

An alternative community settled near the mountain during the 1970s, bringing a different way of life to this remote region. This settlement persisted until 1979, when electricity was introduced to the area, transforming how residents lived.

The name Peito do Pombo ("Pigeon's Chest") comes from the shape of the rock at the top, which locals compare to a bird's breast. The peak rises in the Serra da Boa Vista, in the serrana region of Macaé near Arraial do Sana, almost on the border with Nova Friburgo. Hikers who reach it on clear days look out over part of the northern coast of Rio de Janeiro state.

The climb to the summit takes 2 to 3 hours of walking through Atlantic Forest, almost all of it uphill, so start early enough to descend in daylight. The trail lies near Arraial do Sana, close to the border with Nova Friburgo. On clear days the northern coast of Rio de Janeiro state is visible from the top.

From the summit, visitors can observe five different coastal cities spread along the shoreline: Macaé, Rio das Ostras, Barra de São João, Búzios, and Cabo Frio. This wide perspective makes the location a special vantage point for understanding the regional geography.