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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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8º Curva de Rio Off-Road - Cambará do Sul/Brazil

Hello Friends,
I'm here to give you another RR from a trip made near Cambará do Sul, where we have a lot of canions here in Brazil.
Take a look...
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Me and my wife woke up at 5:00 in the morning to put the baggage on the bike to start the trip, at 5:30 we we're riding, we combine to meet our friend Frédi from Treze Tílias/SC, that would waiting us in the clover of the Herval D'Oeste/SC city.
We arrive at 6:15 and Frédi was waiting us, we ride directly to São José do Cerrito/SC, to drink a coffe and refuel de bikes (I don't, because they don't accepted checks and the VISA machine wasn't working).
We went and stop again in Bom Jardim da Serra/SC, the city where we decide to start the off-road. After it, we decide to change the route and make a visit to the Serra do Rio do Rastro. Arriving there, we had on of the best days of visits in that place.





We decide to descend and ascend the Serra, because we have to come back to Bom Jardim da Serra/SC to go to Cambará do Sul/RS.



A special bar in the middle of the Serra...


Coming back soon...
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We come back to Bom Jardim da Serra/SC, when we started the off road trip, in the beggining a bad road, but after, coming to be better after the border with Rio Grande do Sul State, changing until the destiny with good and bad roads.
We saw that many residents set fire on the grass, leting the air so smoky, often difficulting breathing. Probably were doing it to renew the grass.
It has too many small rivers, with bridges, and a place beside it to pass, I confess I wanter to pass several times, but, in function of time, I went up of the bridges.
There are many waterfalls too, beautiful places to pass in the "gaucho" State, I hope you'll go one day.
Look at some pics:
Starting the off road...







The bikes resting near the waterfall...


Beautiful person there (me)... haahhahaa



More coming soon...
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Continuing...
Too many fog on the road...


The fields of Rio Grande do Sul

Someone call the security? hehehe

Frédi and its Honda Falcon NX4

Here the Rio Grande do Sul beggins

Easy ride...

Culture of Rio Grande do Sul people...

Look where the road finish

Fire...

Big road...

Pico do Monte Negro, the highest from Rio Grande do Sul



Little river! Great!

Oopss...

Too many fog

To be continued...
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Continuing...
Last roads before Cambará do Sul/SC

Camping...



And the first day finish...
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RRs from first day...
*Consider in hours, GMT ( - ) 3 hours...
The route:


Elevation Report



Velocity Report



Distance
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And then, starts the second day...
We leave the camping at 9:00AM, first we went to the gas station in Cambará do Sul/RS to fill the tanks, then we went to the Parque Nacional da Serra Geral.
We rode for a terryble road during 30 minutes, and arrive at a a entrance for the Park where IBAMA (organ of forest management in Brazil), then, we rode for more 1.000 meters and arrive at a "park lot", to leave the bikes and walk for 1.500 meters to see the first canyon and a big waterfall, and see to, the Secret Stone (Pedra do Segredo).
We visit this em went to the second park lot, where we would visit the Canyon Fortaleza.
Finished that visit, we went to que Parque Nacional Aparados da Serra, onde fomos conhecer o Canyon Itaimbezinho. We stayed there until 3:00 PM and come back home, passing in the cities of Bom Jesus/RS, Vacaria/RS, Piratuba/SC e Jaborá/SC, and Frédi went for Treze Tílias/SC.
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Leaving the camping site






Walking to the canyon...




The first waterfall, I believe it have more then 600 meters of fall.



And, to be continued...
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The mystic Secret Stone (Pedra do Segredo)




Going to Canyon Fortaleza...



The parking there and we walking in the middle of the rise


What you see when you're up...


Finally we arrive, the blue collor is the Seabay of Santa Catarina State


More canyons pics




To be continued...
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