A group of friends went on a hiking trail last year to see Agua Frida waterfall in Formosa. They left early in the morning to meet their tour guide and start the 15 km trail, which included 4 km in the water, 3 km climbing stones, and the rest through woods. Along the way, they had encounters with a cow and a jaguar but were not harmed. They reached the beautiful waterfall by 10 am, ate, and showered before beginning the long trip back, making it an exhausting but rewarding day of natural beauty.
A group of friends went on a hiking trail last year to see Agua Frida waterfall in Formosa. They left early in the morning to meet their tour guide and start the 15 km trail, which included 4 km in the water, 3 km climbing stones, and the rest through woods. Along the way, they had encounters with a cow and a jaguar but were not harmed. They reached the beautiful waterfall by 10 am, ate, and showered before beginning the long trip back, making it an exhausting but rewarding day of natural beauty.
A group of friends went on a hiking trail last year to see Agua Frida waterfall in Formosa. They left early in the morning to meet their tour guide and start the 15 km trail, which included 4 km in the water, 3 km climbing stones, and the rest through woods. Along the way, they had encounters with a cow and a jaguar but were not harmed. They reached the beautiful waterfall by 10 am, ate, and showered before beginning the long trip back, making it an exhausting but rewarding day of natural beauty.
I'll tell you about a trail I did with some friends, it was on May
7th last year, we left Brasilia to go to a waterfall in Formosa
called Agua Frida. We left Brasilia around 4 am, as we needed to arrive in Formosa at 5 am to meet the tourist guide and enter the trail, the waterfall was a 15 km walk, of these 15 kilometers 4 were in the water, 3 were climbing stones and the rest we did inside the woods, it was an incredible adventure, because the place was close to a farm, so in the middle of the trail inside the woods a cow ran after us, we managed to escape, but after going through a creek inside the water, carrying our backpacks on our heads so they wouldn't get wet, we saw a jaguar drinking water near the rise of rocks where we would pass, so we just waited a little in silence, until she looked at us, but as we were in a large number of people, and colorful clothes, she left, we were scared of her coming back, but she didn't, so we followed the trail, climbing the rocks into the waterfall, and around 10 am, we managed to reach the waterfall, and the place was beautiful, incredible, it was one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited, so we ate the food we had in our backpack, took a shower, and started our journey back home. it was a very exhausting day though, it was rewarding for all the natural beauty we saw, but I will never go back to that place.