not only is the park's landscape incredible, but it is also home to an exceptional array of native flora and fauna - the colorful display, includes, 2,800 species of plants, over 450 species of birds, more than 100 mammals, 10 amphibians, and dozens of reptiles.

in a park named because its semblance to the pipes of a church's organ, many peaks with religious names are located inside the park, most are popular hiking and rock-climbing destinations such as the 1,650 meters dedo de deus (god's finger), the 2,020 meters agulha do diabo (devil's needle), the 1,920 meters nariz do frade (nose of the friar), the 1,485 meters pedra da ermitage (stone of the monastery), the 1,320 meters dedo de nossa senhora (our lady's finger), the 2,260 meter peak of pedra do sino (stone of the bell), and finally the 2,230 meters pedra do açu, which means 'big stone' in indigenous tupi-guarani language.