Arroyo Saca Calzones is a short watercourse in the Entre Ríos Province of Argentina, with a recorded length of approximately 3 kilometers. It is geographically situated near the locality of Puerto Las Cuevas. The water body is also referenced as Riacho Saca Calzones, indicating it may be a stream or small river. The area is part of the broader Mesopotamian region of Argentina. While specific paddling details are limited, the waterway is listed on outdoor platforms, suggesting it is recognized as a point of interest for recreational activities. The surrounding terrain is characterized by the flat landscapes typical of the Entre Ríos province. There is no available information regarding specific access points for launching or taking out watercraft, seasonal water temperature patterns, water quality, notable hazards, regulations, or recommended paddling routes. The lack of detailed trip reports or navigational data indicates this is likely a minor, local stream rather than a major paddling destination. Its proximity to Puerto Las Cuevas may offer a quiet, rural setting for exploration, but paddlers should plan cautiously due to the absence of widely documented information on its conditions, flow, or amenities.