At the Tres Fronteras there was no warning of the number of steps...but check out these pictures and the distance you have to go down. I just IMAGINED that there were 500 steps because it LOOKED like it. Look at those tiny, tiny people way below! I stayed back with 5 students who also didn't want to make the hike. 
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Were the steps the only way down?
How long did it take those to go down and back up? That looks like a very neat place to shop for trinkets. Is this still Paraguay? or did you guys cross borders?
This was the Paraguay side. I don't know. That day it was raining steadily and I really didn't want to get all wet, tired AND sore. We did cross over to the Brazilian side after visiting the falls. We didn't go to the argentine side.
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