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Tijuca National Park and the Christ the Redeemer Trail offers one of the most iconic experiences in Rio, blending natural beauty with cultural significance.
Starting at Lage Park, the moderate hike to Corcovado Mountain takes about 2 hours, winding through the lush rainforest, home to diverse flora and fauna. The trail is moderately challenging, but the payoff is spectacular once you reach the top.
Christ the Redeemer statue (709m / 2326ft of altitude), a symbol of faith and a global landmark, offers breathtaking panoramic views of Rio, from Sugarloaf Mountain to Copacabana Beach.
This viewpoint is truly one of the best ways to experience Rio’s natural and urban landscape together.
* Hike details:
Level: moderate
Length: 10km / 6,2miles (total)
Altimetry: 700m / 2296ft
Duration: 3:30 hours (2hs climb / 1:30hs descent - approx)
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Recommendations: wear light clothing and hiking shoes, bring a small backpack with water, snacks, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, cap or hat, sunglasses, cash for tickets and extras.
Hike length: 10 km / 6,2 miles (round trip / total).
The ticket to access the statue only can be purchased upon arrival at the top, in the park's ticket office. Not sold in advance.
Pickups outside these areas (South Zone of Rio) will have an additional charge.
Pickup times vary by location and will be shared a few days before via WhatsApp or email. Please wait in the lobby.
RioXtreme shall not be responsible for any kind of loss, accident, incident, sickness, or injury. It is advisable that the traveler should avail of travel insurance as there can be chances of potential risks and hazards. Also, by booking this tour the traveler declares that are mentally and physically able to participate. No refund is applicable after starting the tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Round trip transfer (South Zone of Rio - if option is selected)
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Christ the Redeemer Trail is a unique way to experience this iconic Rio’s landmark. The trail takes you through lush rainforest! Tijuca National Park and the Christ the Redeemer Trail offers one of the most iconic experiences in Rio, blending natural beauty with cultural significance. The park, part of the UNESCO-listed site, is home to the one of the largest urban rainforest in the world, the Atlantic Forest, which plays a crucial role in preserving biodiversity. Starting at Lage Park, the moderate hike to Corcovado Mountain takes about 2 hours, winding through the lush rainforest, home to diverse flora and fauna. The trail is moderately challenging, but the payoff is spectacular once you reach the top. Christ the Redeemer statue (709m / 2326ft of altitude), a symbol of faith and a global landmark, offers breathtaking panoramic views of Rio, from Sugarloaf Mountain to Copacabana Beach. This viewpoint is truly one of the best ways to experience Rio’s natural and urban landscape together. * Hike details: Level: moderate Length: 10km / 6,2miles (total) Altimetry: 700m / 2296ft Duration: 3:30 hours (2hs climb / 1:30hs descent - approx)
Without transfer: Lage Park (main entrance gate): 414 Jardim Botanico street (15 minutes by car from Copacabana).
Round trip transfer included
Pickup included
7 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
FellowTraveler577588,
Jun 24, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
We went on this Hike with Rafael. He was so knowledgeable about the forest and the entire city of Rio. It was an honour to be shown this area by him! He took some lovely pictures of us too and taught us loads We highly recommend booking this trip. The hike itself is moderate and beautiful the whole way.




annieinlondon88,
May 28, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
What a fantastic tour! The admin team were prompt, informative and responsive with every question I had prior to the tour and really helpful in picking the best day as the weather has been a bit patchy this week. Bernardo our guide arrived very promptly to pick us up and immediately put us at ease with his friendly manner and calm demeanour. He was a safe, but efficient driver, getting us to the park a moment before opening so we could be the first ones in. The trail itself is a great way to get up the the Christ Redeemer statue. We saw many birds and a mini capybara (I can’t remember the proper name). Bernardo kept up a comfortable pace, giving us lots of information and stopping at appropriate spots for breaks. The statue was very crowded but he helped us get some great photos and pointed out landmarks around the viewpoint which was very interesting. We also saw monkeys with their babies on their backs! After the walk back down, he took us around the park a little as well and we got to see the school of art and a temporary exhibit too! I would definitely recommend this tour!! I would say you need to be relatively fit, by the end we had walked 22,000 steps and climbed 157 flights of stairs according to my phone. Thanks again Bernardo for a wonderful tour.





y0ungkeun0,
Jan 21, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
I loved the hike. The views were excellent, and I got to see a lot of interesting wildlife on the way, including several monkeys and a toucan. On top of that, my guide was great. He was fun to talk to and was really informative both about the type of wildlife native to the area and the history of the Christ the Redeemer statue.
Emily B,
Jun 26, 2023
- Review from Viator
Weber was such a wonderful guide -- I had to reschedule, and he went above and beyond ensuring I would have the best experience in Brazil! Thank you so much for everything, can't wait to come back for another hike!
connieh735,
Sep 10, 2022
- Review from Tripadvisor
Hiking up through the Tijuca Forest was fabulous, especially because my wonderful guide, Rafael, knew the names of so many trees, plants, birds, animals, etc. And such a nice guy - very supportive and helpful in every way! The views from the top were spectacular, particularly the places we stopped along the way to enjoy the scenery without the crowds.
Guia-Pierre,
May 22, 2018
- Review from Tripadvisor
You have good legs. So do not hesitate to climb the Corcovado on foot. A guide is recommended, you will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the Tijuca Forest and the National Park
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