Arroyo Telken is a watercourse located in the Santa Cruz province of Argentina, specifically at coordinates approximately 46°52.572S, 70°43.958W. It flows in a remote region of Patagonia, situated near the historic Route 40, a major north-south highway. The landscape surrounding the arroyo is characteristic of the Patagonian steppe, offering a vast and open environment. The area is noted for its birdlife, with species observations recorded in the vicinity, indicating potential wildlife viewing opportunities for paddlers. One notable access point is along Route 40, providing a potential put-in location for a paddling trip. The water body is referenced in a context related to Argentine malacology, suggesting the presence of mollusk populations. The general remoteness of the location implies a lack of immediate facilities or amenities, requiring paddlers to be self-sufficient. Planning for a trip should account for the significant distances between points in this region, as one reference notes a location 38 kilometers from a previous point. Given the southern hemisphere location and Patagonian climate, the best seasons for paddling are likely the warmer summer months.