Pico 31 de Março

Pico 31 de Março rises to 2,974 meters above sea level, making it the second-highest mountain in Brazil and part of the Neblina massif.

The mountain received its name in 1964 when the Brazilian military regime designated it to commemorate the date of their rise to power.

The mountain stands within Yanomami indigenous territory, where local communities maintain traditional connections to the surrounding natural environment.

Reaching the summit requires a four-day trek through dense jungle, with mandatory local guides and permits from ICMBio office in São Gabriel da Cachoeira.

The mountain maintains consistent temperatures throughout the year, with daytime readings near 20°C and nighttime temperatures dropping to 6°C at the summit.

Location: Amazonas

Elevation above the sea: 2,973 m

GPS coordinates: 0.80506,-66.00675

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:14