Overview
Marumbi is a tiny car-free settlement in Paraná's coastal mountains, famous as the gateway to Pico do Marumbi, the state's highest peak. The village exists almost entirely around the train station, with free camping facilities and hot showers drawing hikers who want to explore the mountain trails without overnighting in nearby Morretes or Curitiba.
Nature · Transit Hub · Trekking
Before you go
Accommodation
Free camping available at the station; CPM mountaineering club offers beds for R$20. No advance booking possible.
Food
No food or drinks available in Marumbi. Bring everything from Curitiba or Morretes before your train.
Packing
Essentials include hiking boots, water, snacks, rain gear, and flashlight for early morning summit attempts.
Transport
Marumbi has no roads—access is exclusively by Serra Verde Express train between Curitiba and Morretes. Trains run twice daily.