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Olhar da Rocha · Serra dos Órgãos peaks
Climbing Agulha do Diabo
One of the most coveted climbs in Brazil, at 2,050 metres in Serra dos Órgãos.
- 1 long day or 2 days with camping
- Very challenging
- Minimum 2 people
- EN · ES · PT
About this experience
Agulha do Diabo is a 2,050-metre granite tower first climbed in 1940/1941. The approach is a 3 to 4-hour hike, and the climb is about 240 metres between grades 3 and 4, with a chimney, jamming, the 'little horse' move and the 'fingernail' chimney. We do it in one long day of 12 to 14 hours, or over two days with a camp.
In numbers
- Altitude
- 2.050 m
- Grade
- 3º IIIsup – 4º V
- Length
- ≈ 240 m
- Approach
- 3–4 h
- First ascent
- 1940/1941
Included
- Certified climbing guide
- Certified safety gear (helmet, harness, ropes)
- Return transport from Rio
- Personal accident insurance
- Park fees
Not included
- Food and drinks
What to bring
- Small daypack
- 3 L of water
- Light snack
- Warm clothes (nights can drop below 5 °C)
- Headlamp
- Broken-in hiking boots
- Rain jacket
Good to know
- For experienced climbers in very good shape.
- Best from April to September, with free rescheduling for weather.
- For safety, leave earrings, piercings, rings and watches behind. Tie long hair back while climbing.
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