Paraíba Valley
The view below.
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At 2,025 metres, Pico do Itapeva is one of the highest points in Brazil you can reach by car, on the border between Campos do Jordão and Pindamonhangaba, the municipality that holds the summit itself. From its viewpoint, on clear days, you look down on the Paraíba Valley and its towns. Stopping at the roadside viewpoint is free, and next to it a managed site with a lavender field and a lake charges a small entry fee. The view is best on clear days.
The view below.
At the next-door site.
From town.
Pico do Itapeva road, on the Campos do Jordão-Pindamonhangaba border
The roadside viewpoint is free; the managed site next to it, with the lavender field and lake, charges a small fee.