Belvedere Quilombo Valley is a roadside viewpoint in Gramado, with a view across the valley from 850 metres above sea level. Hydrangeas and forest surround the lookout, with the flowers especially prominent in summer. The stop is free, though growing vegetation can block parts of the view. Come for a brief look and photos, or use the viewpoint as a starting point for a tour of nearby small farms and artisanal food producers to learn about local traditions and regional products.
Views across Quilombo Valley
The lookout sits at an elevation of 850 metres and looks out over Quilombo Valley. Hydrangeas grow around the viewpoint, with the display especially notable in summer. Morning light is a useful choice if photography is part of your visit.
The view can be partly screened by growing vegetation. The lookout is also beside a busy street, so it is a brief roadside stop rather than a place to wander far from traffic.
Tours and regional products
Tours through Quilombo Valley can include visits with Italian and German families, along with tastings of regional products. Small farms and artisanal food producers give the outing a closer connection to local traditions than the viewpoint alone. Check tour arrangements before setting out if you want to include these visits.
FAQ
Is Belvedere Quilombo Valley free to visit?
Access is described as free.
How high is the viewpoint?
The viewpoint is 850 metres above sea level.
When is the best time to take photos?
Morning has better lighting for photography. Hydrangeas are especially prominent in summer.
