The Ribeirão das Areias, also known as the Areias River, is a river in Goiás state, central Brazil. It originates near the Serra dos Pirineus and is a tributary of the larger Corumbá River. For paddlers, the waterway is accessible, with specific access points, boat ramps, and facilities available to support a day on the water. A specific kayak/canoe trail, the Trilha Rio Areias BR-060, is documented starting from the municipality of Alexânia, providing a defined route for paddlers to follow. The river's location in central Brazil suggests a tropical savanna climate, typically with a distinct wet season from October to April and a dry season from May to September, which would significantly influence water levels and flow rates for paddling. The surrounding landscape includes the notable Serra dos Pirineus mountain range, which likely contributes to the river's scenic character. The existence of mapped paddling trails and access infrastructure indicates it is a recognized destination for paddle sports.