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A corral hand-built by stacking stones, used by the tropeiros (mule-drivers) of olden days.
Cachoeira Casca D'Anta
Casca D’Anta Falls is the dramatic first waterfall of the São Francisco River, plunging about 186 m over a sheer cliff—one of Brazil’s highest and most iconic falls. It can be visited from both the top (for viewpoints and natural pools) and the base, reached via a short, easy trail from the park entrance, with access by dirt roads from nearby towns.