The park's zip line ranks among the longest in Brazil, spanning a significant distance over the reservoir.
The location was part of the area reconfigured by the flooding required for the Itá Hydroelectric Dam project.
The reservoir area covers historical sites from the original town of Itá, which was submerged during the dam construction.
The park provides specific infrastructure for extreme sports that utilize the steep topography of the Uruguay River basin.
Itá Eco Turismo is an outdoor recreation complex situated along the banks of the reservoir created by the Itá Hydroelectric Plant. The park is defined by its extensive network of zip lines, including a 1,600-meter line that crosses over the reservoir water. Guests can access hiking trails, swimming pools, and various water-based activities within the park's grounds. It utilizes the hilly terrain of Santa Catarina to offer elevation-based adventure sports and observation points. The facility maintains structures specifically designed for hosting large groups and events in a natural setting. It is integrated into the regional tourism infrastructure focused on the environmental impact of the local hydroelectric dam.
The platform overlooking the reservoir at the start point of the longest zip line.
Bring non-slip, closed-toe footwear for the zip line and hiking activities.
Check the local weather forecast specifically for wind conditions, as extreme winds can temporarily halt zip line operations.
Apply sunscreen and insect repellent as the park is largely exposed to the sun and bordered by forested terrain.
Do not arrive during periods of heavy rain, as many outdoor activities and the zip line operations will be suspended for safety.
Operations are highly dependent on weather conditions and may be restricted during heavy rainfall or high winds.
Activewear is recommended; participants must follow all safety harness instructions provided by the staff.
