Cachoeira da Farofa is a popular waterfall attraction within Serra do Cipó National Park, located in the Serra da Bandeirinha area of Minas Gerais.

It consists of a succession of seven falls that culminate in a natural pool set against a quartzite cliff face, surrounded by native grasses and orchids. Swimming is permitted in the pool, making it a refreshing destination after the approach hike.

Access begins at Portaria Areias, reached via a dirt track near the Rio Cipó bridge.

The trail is approximately 7–8 kilometers one way, relatively flat, and rated low to moderate in difficulty — though wet conditions can make the path muddy and slippery, making sturdy footwear essential.

Along the way, hikers pass Córrego das Pedras, Lagoa Comprida, and Ribeirão Mascates. The route is well marked, but a local guide is recommended, particularly in wet weather.