Salto Ángel is 3,212 ft (979 m) high and the highest uninterrupted falls in the world. As a point of reference:
Enjoy this sample of trip reports, tours and photos:
Roraima:
Roraima, on the edge of the park bordering Guyana and Brazil, is one of the highest and largest tepuis. Its plateau is at 2700 m and the highest point is 2810 m. A favorite with climbers and trekkers, it affords a tremendous view from the summit. A trek to the top takes five days, (two for the climb up and down, the rest for sightseeing) starting from San Francisco de Yuruaní, north of Santa Elena.
Get a guide either in San Francisco, or in the tiny Indian village of Paraitepui. The headman of the village will insist on one, though the way up is very obvious. It's on the top of the tepui that you'll be glad you have one, for the surface of the tepui is a blackened landscape of weird rock formations, hidden gardens, pools and beaches made eerie with shifting fogs. You'll want to stay at least two or three days on top.
Within the park:
Outside the park, to the north, the Raul Leoni Hydroelectric Power Station, also known as the Guri Dam, is on Guri Lake, a vast lake with areas still unexplored. It is a favorite Fishing spot for peacock bass (speckled, butterfly and royal), "saber-toothed" payara, and amara.
Whenever you go to Canaima National Park, Angel Falls or Roraima, buen viaje!. Be sure to share your experiences with us by posting a note on the fourm.
