Arroyo China Muerta is a water body in the Neuquén province of Argentina, situated near the town of Plottier. The primary paddling activity associated with this location is on the nearby Limay River, with a common starting point known as Espigones de China Muerta. This put-in is located approximately 5 kilometers west of Plottier along Provincial Route 22. A typical route from this access point is a kayak descent on the Limay River, which can extend for distances around 20 to 30 kilometers, passing notable features like the Plottier cliffs and Isla Verde, and potentially finishing in the city of Neuquén. The paddling experience on this section of the river is characterized as a moderate recreational descent, suitable for a half-day trip. The area is also used for fishing, indicating the presence of aquatic species. The landscape includes cliffs and islands, contributing to the visual interest of the trip. Paddlers should consult local guides or authorities for current regulations, water conditions, and safety information before embarking.