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Christ Redeemer Statue and Parque Lage Hiking Tour

This alternative hiking route to the Christ Redeemer Statue will take you through the rainforest covered Parque Lage

6 Hours

Mobile & printed vouchers accepted
Free Cancellation

Highlights

A different way up to the Christ Redeemer Statue at the top of Corcovado Mountain
Views of Rio
Great exercises while you make your way up one of Rio’s most famous sights
Parque Lage - park covered with rainforest, a beautiful old mansion and many century-old palm trees

Includes

Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana
Professional Tour Guide

Entrance to the Corcovado Statue
Food and Drinks

Please Note

The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation
Hiking duration is approximately 2:30 hours and is considered an advanced hike
We recommend that you wear light clothes and hiking shoes. Bring a small backpack with water, snacks, sunscreen and a cap or hat and money for any extras that you might want
Corcovado entrance fee (35 BRL) is approximated and subject to change without notice. It should be paid locally

From US$160

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The Christ Redeemer statue, at the top of Corcovado Mountain (710m / 2330ft), is certainly Brazil’s most famous landmark, located in the first sector of the Tijuca Forest National Park. Our hiking starts at Parque Lage, a park covered with atlantic rainforest, with a beautiful and imponent old mansion and many century-old palm trees. The ascent lasts about two and a half hours, and from up there the view is very rewarding and it’s considered to be one of Rio’s most privileged belvederes. On our way back, the descent will be made by car or van.