The Río Seco Agua del León, also referred to as the Los Leones dry riverbed, is located in the Mendoza region of Argentina. This watercourse is not a permanently flowing river but a seasonal or intermittent channel. Its primary character is that of a dry riverbed used by local residents as an access route to their agricultural fields. Paddlers should be aware that the riverbed is not entirely dry, and water can be present, particularly following precipitation. The most significant safety consideration is that the water level and flow can increase rapidly during and after rain, requiring careful assessment of conditions before any activity. The overall experience is utilitarian rather than recreational, serving as a functional corridor through the landscape. There is no information available regarding formal access points, recommended routes for paddling trips, seasonal water temperatures, water quality, specific wildlife, facilities for paddlers, or any regulations pertaining to paddling on this water body. Its aesthetic is defined by its arid, channel-like nature within the regional terrain.