The Igarapé Riozinho is a waterway in the state of Acre, Brazil, with a total length of 95 kilometers. It flows through the Acre Map subregion. The water body has a single distributary and one tributary. As an igarapé, a term common in the Amazon region for a smaller river or creek, it is a characteristic feature of the local Amazonian landscape. The waterway is situated within a remote and forested part of Brazil, suggesting a paddling experience defined by natural surroundings rather than developed infrastructure. Specific details regarding access points, hazards, seasonal conditions, water quality, or facilities for paddlers are not available. The lack of nearby urban centers indicates a trip would require thorough self-sufficiency and logistical planning. Paddlers should anticipate a journey through a tropical environment and prepare accordingly for the challenges and isolation typical of such a setting.