The Rio das Garças is a river in the state of Mato Grosso in western Brazil, flowing for approximately 310 kilometers. A specific access point for paddlers is documented at a location referred to as Rampa Rio Das Garças, which serves as a put-in or take-out. The river's overall character for paddling is not described in detail, but the existence of this dedicated ramp suggests it is used for recreational boating. The surrounding region is part of the Brazilian interior, which typically features a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons, though specific best seasons for paddling on this river are not detailed. Water temperature patterns, seasonal flow variations, and qualitative descriptions of the river's aesthetic, such as water color or surrounding landscape, are not detailed. Similarly, there is no specific data on water quality, general cleanliness, or any notable pollution issues. No major hazards, such as rapids, dams, or dangerous wildlife, are mentioned, nor are any paddling-specific restrictions or regulations. Facilities or amenities beyond the basic ramp are not listed. The river's notable sights, historical or cultural significance, and wildlife features are not described. Recommended day trips or multi-day routes are not outlined, leaving trip planning to general exploration from the known access point.