You'll have the opportunity to explore river basins where, hundreds, perhaps thousands of years ago, enormous volumes of water flowed; today, only their traces remain.

As you walk along this trail, it's important to realize how our water is becoming increasingly scarce, and this becomes evident upon reaching the waterfall, a drop of approximately 70 meters. Its flow is greatly reduced due to the vast eucalyptus forest that grows on the upper slopes of the mountain, outside the park's boundaries.

The waterfall's stone walls have a high concentration of iron, which gives them a reddish hue that contrasts with the intense greens of the mosses.