The Rio Padre Souza is a river in the state of Goiás, Brazil, offering a paddling route accessible from the municipality of Interlândia. A common put-in point is at the bridge where the BR 153 highway crosses the river. The typical take-out is at a bridge on a local road downstream. This route requires two mandatory portages, which are described as relatively easy to manage. The river's character is defined by this need to navigate around obstacles, suggesting a mix of flowing sections and potential hazards like weirs or shallow rapids that necessitate carrying boats. The surrounding landscape is part of the Brazilian Cerrado region. For trip planning, paddlers should be prepared for these portages and factor them into their time and effort estimates. The route appears suitable for kayaks and paddleboards, with the access points being straightforward highway and road bridges. Specific details regarding seasonal water levels, water temperature, water quality, facilities, wildlife, the river's size, or its historical significance are not detailed.