Mirador Punto Peligroso

📍 Argentine
viewpoint

About

Un point de vue saisissant le long du Circuit Inférieur offrant des vues panoramiques spectaculaires sur de multiples chutes d'eau et le canyon de la rivière Iguazu. Nommé pour sa position précaire au bord de la falaise.

Mirador Punto Peligroso, also known as the Dangerous Point Viewpoint, is a lookout in Parque Nacional Iguazú, in Misiones Province, Argentina, close to Puerto Iguazú. It sits along the Lower Circuit of the park, the route that runs beside the Iguazu River canyon.

What to expect

The viewpoint is known for its panoramic outlook over the river canyon and several of the waterfalls that make up the Iguazú falls. From the edge you can take in the wide sweep of the gorge and watch the water pouring down the cliffs below, which makes it a memorable stop on the way round the park.

The name refers to the spot's position on the edge of the cliff. The lookout is set right over the drop, so the setting feels exposed, and it is the kind of place that rewards a slow pause rather than a quick photograph.

Planning your visit

  • It is reached on foot as part of the Lower Circuit, so it suits visitors who are already touring the park by that route.
  • Allow time to stop, look and take photographs, as the views are the main reason to go.
  • Take care at the edge, keep to the marked area and follow any guidance from park staff.
  • For current information, the park's contact number is +54 3757 491469.

Because the viewpoint lies inside the national park, a visit fits naturally into a day spent exploring the falls. Puerto Iguazú, the nearest town, offers places to stay, eat and plan the rest of your trip.

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