The Rio Padre Souza in Goiás, Brazil offers a kayaking route starting at a bridge on the BR 153 highway, which serves as the primary access point for putting in. The route concludes at a bridge on a local road, which is the designated take-out point. The paddling experience involves navigating a river section that requires two mandatory portages. These portages are described as being relatively easy to manage. The character of the trip is defined by this point-to-point journey along a highway-accessible river, with the need for logistical planning for the portages and vehicle shuttle between the distinct start and end bridges.