The Rio Jordão is a river in the western Brazilian state of Acre, flowing through the Amazon rainforest. Its coordinates are approximately 9°12′S 71°57′W. The river serves as a vital transportation corridor, with fishing boats and transport boats commonly seen on its waters, indicating it is a working waterway. The river is located near the town of Jordão. A specific trail named Kaxinawa do Rio Jordão exists near this town, described as a 1.9-mile out-and-back route taking about 52 minutes to complete, suggesting potential for land-based exploration of the river's vicinity. For paddlers, resources exist to uncover access points, boat ramps, and facilities needed for a day on the water. The overall character of the paddling experience is defined by its setting within the Amazon rainforest, implying a remote and natural environment. The presence of commercial and fishing traffic suggests paddlers should be mindful of boat traffic while on the river.