The park was designed by the renowned Brazilian landscape architect Ruy Ohtake.
It is considered one of the largest linear urban parks in South America.
The park's design incorporates the 'Canto da Mata', a preserved section of Atlantic Forest vegetation.
The project includes specific infrastructure for rainwater retention to prevent flooding in the city center.
The park serves as a main venue for the city's annual cycling and running marathons.
It features a dedicated space for model aircraft enthusiasts.
Parque Ecológico Prefeito Dr. Clain Ferrari is a massive linear park spanning approximately 15 kilometers along the Eng. Fábio Roberto Barnabé Avenue. The park serves as a central green lung for Indaiatuba, featuring a series of artificial lakes and extensive paved circuits for walking and cycling. It houses specialized sports facilities, including skate parks, basketball courts, and soccer fields. The area includes the Indaiatuba Cultural Center, which hosts exhibitions and performances. Landscaping incorporates native Brazilian vegetation and artificial islands that provide refuge for local bird species. The park's layout follows the valley of the Barnabé Stream, integrating water management infrastructure with leisure spaces.
The bridges overlooking the central lakes during the golden hour.
Bring a bicycle to cover the full length of the park effectively.
Stay on the designated paved paths to avoid uneven terrain in unlandscaped sections.
Visit the specialized areas like the skate park or sports courts if you are looking for more active engagement.
Attempting to walk the entire 15-kilometer stretch on foot without adequate water or sun protection.
Athletic wear is standard; refrain from disturbing the local wildlife near the lakes.
