The site sits at an elevation of approximately 1,460 meters above sea level.
The Serra do Rio do Rastro region is known for its frequent temperature drops and occasional frost or snowfall during the winter months.
The location is strategically placed on the descent/ascent route that features 284 curves over a 12-kilometer stretch.
Mirante Serra Parque is a private observation deck located directly along the SC-390 highway, situated at the crest of the Serra do Rio do Rastro mountain range. It offers an unobstructed vantage point overlooking the winding curves of the highway and the deep canyons of the Serra Geral. The facility includes a dedicated viewing platform, a restaurant, and structured parking areas for visitors. The site serves as a primary stop for travelers navigating the mountain pass between the plateau and the coast. It is specifically designed to provide high-altitude views of the Atlantic Forest ecosystem typical of Southern Brazil. The infrastructure is integrated into the rugged terrain, allowing for close-up views of the escarpment edges.
The edge of the primary platform providing a wide-angle view of the descending winding curves of the highway.
Check local weather reports for fog density, as low visibility can obscure the view of the valley entirely.
Dress in layers regardless of the season, as mountain winds keep temperatures significantly lower than in nearby coastal towns.
Use the designated walkways to ensure safety, as the terrain consists of steep cliff edges.
