Arroyo Las Tortugas is a watercourse in the center of Argentina, flowing through the province of Córdoba. It is a tributary that eventually feeds into the larger Lago San Roque. The overall character of the stream includes sections of calm, mellow water known as "aguas mansas," as well as more dynamic features. A notable landmark along its course is the Pozo de las Tortugas, a deep, tranquil pool or remanso formed by the stream, which is accompanied by cascades and natural jacuzzi-like rock formations. This area provides a scenic and varied paddling environment. For trip planning, online resources such as PaddleWays and onWater Fish provide tools to identify public access points, launch sites, and boat ramps along the waterway. These platforms also offer data on water conditions and the boundaries between public and private land, which is crucial for ensuring legal access and avoiding trespassing. The stream's setting and the presence of the Pozo de las Tortugas suggest a natural aesthetic with opportunities to observe local wildlife, consistent with its name which references turtles.