CORA MOUNTAINS & CITIES

"Cora Serra & Cidades" is a five-day experience that combines the premier treks across the mountain ranges of Pirenópolis, Caxambu, Jaraguá, and Goiás with the history, culture, gastronomy, and poetry found along the "Caminho de Cora Coralina" (Cora Coralina Trail). With daily distances exceeding 20 km—encompassing ascents, descents, and uneven terrain—the trek is rated as moderately difficult to challenging and requires a good level of physical fitness. It is ideal for hikers who wish to experience the adventure, the landscapes, and the very essence of the Trail, but have only a few days available for their trip.

Flights from another state: arrival via Goiânia
Start: Corumbá de Goiás
End: Cidade de Goiás
Transfer included from Goiânia to Corumbá de Goiás and from Cidade de Goiás to Goiânia

5 Days | Pirenópolis + Caxambu + Jaraguá + Cidade de Goiás

This itinerary is more premium and less focused on strenuous physical activity.

The concept involves having the tourist walk 20–30 km over the course of five days.

Day 1 - Arrival: Goiânia – Cocalzinho de Goiás
- Stop in Corumbá (Gateway to the Cora Coralina Trail and the Christ the Redeemer statue)
Accommodation: Cocalzinho de Goiás

Day 2 - Pireneus State Park + Cora Coralina Trail
Distance: 20 km
Lunch: Pirenópolis
Afternoon at leisure
Accommodation: Pirenópolis

Day 3 - Fazenda Caiçara + Serra de Caxambu
Distance: 20 km
Along the trail route, with stops at rural properties
Lunch: Caxambu
Travel to Jaraguá – Visit the Father Silvestre Cultural Center, the Sacred Art Museum at the Church of Our Lady of the Conception, and the Largo da Matriz (main square)
Accommodation: Jaraguá

Day 4 - Mountains + Heritage
The big day for adventure:
Cerrado landscape + mountains + hiking + culture
Distance: 20 km
Lunch: Itaguari
Visit to the Cora Coralina House Museum
Accommodation: Cidade de Goiás

Day 5 - Cruz do Chico Mineiro + Assentamento do Ferreiro
Distance: 20 km
Lunch: Municipal Market of Goiás
Historic Center
Return to Goiânia

Your safety is our priority. The entire journey will be professionally supervised and will adhere to the protocols applicable to nature and adventure tourism activities.

- The activity will be led by a qualified tour guide from Pés no Cerrado Ecoturismo, who will also be responsible for driving the support vehicle.
- During the hike, the guide will provide logistical support at pre-designated strategic points, offering assistance to participants along the route.
- Before the start of each stage, a briefing will be held covering the route, support points, safety precautions, expected conduct, and the dynamics of the hike.
- All participants will be covered by insurance specifically designed for nature and adventure tourism, providing assistance and coverage for unforeseen events, in accordance with the terms of the policy.
- The support vehicle will be equipped with a first-aid kit, and the guide is trained to provide initial medical assistance if necessary.
- The routes will follow the official signage of the "Caminho de Cora Coralina" (Cora Coralina Trail), in compliance with visitation and environmental preservation guidelines.
- As an additional navigation tool, participants may use the routes provided by Pés no Cerrado via the Wikiloc app.
- All participants must follow the guide’s instructions, respect the pace set for the group, and remain on the marked trail.
- In the event of adverse weather conditions or any situation that could compromise safety, the organizers reserve the right to modify the itinerary, interrupt the hike, or cancel the day’s activity.
- Participants are responsible for carrying any necessary ongoing medication, disclosing any relevant health conditions in advance, and bringing the personal equipment recommended for the hike.
- All participants are expected to show respect for the environment, local communities, and fellow hikers, helping to ensure a safe, responsible, and enjoyable experience.

Pés no Cerrado Ecoturismo adopts preventive measures and safety protocols appropriate for nature and adventure tourism activities. Before each stage, participants will receive instructions regarding the route, weather conditions, support points, potential risks, and emergency procedures.
All participants must follow the guide’s instructions, stay on the designated path, and immediately report any discomfort, injury, or difficulty. The guide, who will also operate the support vehicle, will provide assistance at strategic points along the route and will carry a first-aid kit.
The guide will also carry two-way radios—one for a participant to hold and one for the guide in the support vehicle—to ensure communication in the event of any unforeseen circumstances.
Participants will be covered by insurance for nature and adventure tourism activities, subject to the limits and conditions of the policy. In situations that could compromise safety—such as adverse weather conditions, issues along the route, or emergencies—the organizers reserve the right to modify, interrupt, or cancel the activity.
Safety is a shared responsibility. Therefore, each participant must disclose any relevant health conditions in advance, carry any necessary ongoing medication, use the recommended equipment, and act responsibly throughout the entire itinerary.

Upon completing the 300-kilometer Cora Coralina Trail—having walked at least 80 km—pilgrims must present their passport, properly filled out and stamped at official checkpoints along the route. Certification takes place in the city of Goiás, the journey’s final destination, where walkers are entitled to receive the Certificate of Completion for the Cora Coralina Trail.
More than just proof of the distance covered, the certificate symbolizes the overcoming of challenges, the encounters experienced, and the fulfillment of a journey defined by history, poetry, culture, and a deep connection to the Cerrado.