The Iguazu National Park admission ticket includes internal transportation and access to the following trails and paths:

Falls Trail
This is the traditional Iguassu Falls tour. The Falls Trail is approximately 1.5 km (0.9 mi) long, with several lookout points, until you reach the elevators and the Iguassu Falls Boardwalk, one of the Seven Wonders of Nature.

Falls Bike Path
The new route, suitable for bike rides, has 11.6 km of paved surface. Starting at the Iguazu National Park Visitor Center and with several sections fully immersed in the Atlantic Rainforest, the bike path takes visitors to the start of the Iguazu Falls Trail. If you don't have a bike, you can rent one from the Bike Iguaçu service.

São João Circuit
Stretching 1.9 km, the route features a hiking tour immersed in the Atlantic Rainforest, offering visitors specific spots for swimming in the river and waterfall, as well as historical and cultural sites that tell the story of Iguazu National Park.

Canafístula Trail
An immersive 2.2-km route through the Atlantic Rainforest, allowing you to learn more about the biodiversity of Iguazu National Park. The perfect place for admiring nature, hiking and cycling.

Poço Preto Trail
A 9.6-km hike or bike ride through the Atlantic Forest, ending at the Iguazu River before it forms Iguazu Falls. A special place for birdwatching and environmental interpretation activities.

Ytepopó Trail
The Ytepopó Trail is a 5 km route along the banks of the Iguazu River, offering a unique experience in nature. Along the way, you can admire the grandeur of the river and the Park's Atlantic Forest. Access is via Espaço Porto Canoas or the Caminho das Bananeiras.

Caminho das Bananeiras (Banana Tree Trail)
A 1.3-km hike or bike ride through the Atlantic Rainforest, ending at the Iguazu River and Espaço Taupá, a deck that offers a vantage point over the Iguazu River. At the end of the path, you can also access one of the entry points for the Ytepopó Trail.