The Ribeirão do Cervo in Goiás, Brazil, flows through the municipality of Paraúna and is known for the Cachoeira do Cervo, a waterfall approximately 13 meters in height. This waterfall and its associated pools form the primary recreational attraction on the watercourse. The area features several natural pools suitable for bathing and includes a natural stone waterslide. Access to the site is via two different entry points; one charges an entrance fee of 20 reais, while the other does not. There is no confirmed information regarding fees for camping at the location. The overall character of the area is centered around this waterfall complex, which serves as a destination for swimming and relaxation rather than as a traditional paddling route. The description does not include extended navigable stretches of the river suitable for kayaking or canoeing, focusing instead on the static features of the waterfall area.