Jalapão é Bruto | Warning

November 21st, 2022 by @denmamedov

I partly agree with the original review. Yet, I visited this place alone with a DR650, and for me it was one of the best adventures in the whole South America - and I'm not a rally pilot neither, not at all. So I personally would really recommend consider visiting it on your own, but only with these conditions:

1. You know what you're doing (especially in terms of your off-road skills).
2. You contact some locals and ask them about the roads condition. It might get changed quite a lot depending on when they got maintained last time.
3. You have some proper tires for sand and dirt (if it's a rainy season, since the surface might get really slippery).
4. You are of adventurous spirit!

It's also advisable to investigate the particular directions you're about to take in advance: neither Google maps nor maps.me provide adequate picture of this area.
Good luck!

August 6th, 2021 by dino.peditto

All roads around and to attractions are heavy terrain. Some good stretches of solid washboard turn quickly in to deep sand for several km.
I'm traveling since a while on a motorcycle on this planet. What I can say riding a heavy bike fully loaded out here is no fun. Looking back at what I did to me and my bike, I'd rather booked a tour from Palmas or wherever and enjoy the park by a 4x4.
I'm a Traveler not a Rallypilot.