The trail to Morro Pelado in Joinville is challenging. Access involves a difficult to very difficult hike, with the final section to the summit being particularly demanding due to past landslides. +1

To reach the viewpoint in Canela-RS, follow the asphalt road until it ends, then keep to your left. Be aware that the road is not in great condition and may require a suitable vehicle.

Morro do Pelado in Patu/RN is known for its natural pools. While specific access details aren't detailed, it's generally presented as a natural attraction.

Fazenda Morro Pelado is located in Águas de Lindóia and is a popular destination for a weekend getaway or day trip, offering accommodation and activities. +1

Yes, Morro Pelado is part of a challenging MTB route in Porto Alegre, often combined with other hills for a significant climb and distance.

Information regarding entrance fees for the hiking trails of Morro Pelado (Joinville, Canela-RS) is not explicitly mentioned in the provided content. However, the Fazenda Morro Pelado in Águas de Lindóia offers paid accommodation and dining options. +3

Specific opening hours for the natural attractions like Morro Pelado in Joinville or Canela-RS are not provided. The Fazenda Morro Pelado in Águas de Lindóia is likely open for visitors, especially for its restaurant and accommodation. +3

While not explicitly stated, it's advisable to book accommodation or inquire about dining reservations in advance for Fazenda Morro Pelado, especially during peak seasons or weekends. +1

Guided tours are not explicitly mentioned, but given the difficulty and potential dangers of the Joinville trail, hiring a local guide might be a wise consideration for safety. +1

The Morro Pelado Restaurant in Águas de Lindóia offers self-service and à la carte options. Prices mentioned are R$47.00 on weekdays and R$55.00 on weekends per person, including hot dishes, salads, and dessert. Beverages are extra.

Activities vary by location. You can hike to the summit (Joinville), enjoy scenic views (Canela-RS), relax by natural pools (Patu/RN), or stay at a farm with a heated pool and restaurant (Águas de Lindóia). Cycling is also an option in Porto Alegre. +5

Yes, camping is possible at the base of Morro Pelado in Joinville, near a cave.

The terrain for hiking Morro Pelado in Joinville is described as difficult to very difficult, especially the final ascent, with sections made more hazardous by landslides. +1

All locations offer scenic beauty. The viewpoint in Canela-RS provides panoramic views, while the farm in Águas de Lindóia offers mountain vistas. The natural pools in Patu/RN are also picturesque. +2

Fazenda Morro Pelado in Águas de Lindóia features a heated swimming pool, a restaurant serving wood-fired meals, and accommodation options, set amidst beautiful mountain scenery. +1

In Águas de Lindóia, the Morro Pelado Restaurant offers a rustic dining experience with wood-fired dishes, available as à la carte or self-service. +1

The restaurant specializes in homemade, wood-fired cuisine, including hot dishes, salads, and desserts. +1

While not explicitly detailed, the self-service and à la carte format usually allows for selection of various dishes, potentially including vegetarian options among salads and hot dishes.

Picnicking might be possible at the hiking trail locations, but specific rules are not mentioned. The farm in Águas de Lindóia is more geared towards its own dining facilities. +1

Camping is mentioned for the Joinville location near a cave, suggesting that self-catering might be an option for campers.

The viewpoint in Canela-RS offers expansive panoramic shots. The natural pools in Patu/RN provide serene, picturesque scenes. The mountain backdrop at Fazenda Morro Pelado in Águas de Lindóia is also ideal for photography. +2

While not explicitly stated, viewpoints like the one in Canela-RS are generally excellent for capturing sunrise and sunset due to their elevated positions and wide vistas.

For hiking, a sturdy camera and wide-angle lens would be useful for landscapes. For the farm, a versatile lens for portraits and scenery would be suitable. +1

Drone regulations vary by location and are not specified for Morro Pelado. It's always best to check local rules before flying a drone. +1

The 'golden hours' around sunrise and sunset are ideal for soft light and dramatic skies at viewpoints. Midday can be harsh for photography, especially during hikes.