At over 1,860 meters, it is one of the highest points in the state of São Paulo accessible by vehicle.
The peak offers visibility of the Pedra do Baú rock formation on clear days.
The location is a recognized hub for the regional mountain biking community, hosting specific technical trails.
The microclimate at the summit is significantly colder and windier than in the valley floor of Campos do Jordão.
The site acts as a key intersection point for several off-road and eco-tourism routes in the Mantiqueira Mountains.
Pico do Imbiri is one of the highest accessible vantage points in Campos do Jordão, situated at an elevation exceeding 6,100 feet. The summit features an observation deck providing a 360-degree panorama of the Serra da Mantiqueira range. The site serves as a trailhead for mountain biking and light hiking circuits known as the Imbiri Trails. Visitors can observe the urban landscape of Campos do Jordão contrasted against the surrounding Atlantic Forest remnants. Access to the summit involves a steep incline suitable for motorized vehicles. The peak is managed as a natural tourism site focused on outdoor recreation and landscape observation. It remains a primary destination for those seeking high-altitude views without extensive mountaineering equipment.
The edge of the viewing platform facing the direction of the Pedra do Baú rock formation.
Bring a windbreaker or thermal layers as temperatures drop sharply at this altitude.
Verify vehicle tire pressure before ascending the steep, partially unpaved access roads.
Check local weather reports specifically for the peak, as fog often obscures the view rapidly.
Attempting to drive up with low-clearance vehicles during heavy rain, as the access path can become slippery.
Practice leave-no-trace principles; carry out all trash and respect the quiet environment.
