Best Dogs On Leash Trails in Brazil

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Great city views and lots of good people watching. A very nice respite in a hectic city.

Not really a trail, it’s just the sidewalk along the beach except for the eastern end where you climb the rock. Excellent views from Arpeador. Lots pf places along the way to purchase a drink.

Great trail with a few beautiful secluded views near the further end. Worth a visit though it is only around 18km the map shown doubles back over the loop.

Nice trail with great views of Atibaia and surrounding regions. Rugged with little shade, especially after fires this past week. Trails are not marked, but there are great boulders and a cool stream halfway up. Best for hikers age 8 and up. Bring lots of water as you are exposed for nearly the entire hike.

The trail is completely paved and has a steep inclination towards the end. It should be appropriate for everybody, including kids (since it is paved). You arrive at a spot with a beautiful view of the city. Parking space is limited, so you should plan to arrive early or get an uber. You need to pay a small entrance fee and the whole trail is super safe.

Please be aware the section between São Conrado and Leblon is permanently closed due to landslides at Av. Niemeyer and three different events that resulted in the collapsing of the suspended trail.

If you are going to call this Beaches of Rio, you should include the two most populars: Copacabana and Ipanema.

Rio is magical, best place on earth !!!

Easy walk on Sundays. Enjoy the street artist, kiosks and nearby shoppings. Alternatively, you can also ride bike on the cycle lane in middle of the avenue.

Offering a perfect escape from the concrete jungle of São Paulo, the paved trails of the park provide an ideal place for a run, walk or opportunity to relax under the shade trees. While the trail had a high number of people, my run never felt impeded.