The Ribeirão Tomba-Perna is a watercourse in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Paddlers can find access point information, including launch points and boat ramps, through specific online resources. These resources provide details on water conditions and the boundaries between public and private land along the waterway, which is critical for planning legal and safe access. The water body is associated with a nearby trail, the Cachoeira do Cavacudo Trail, which is a car trail approximately 15.33 miles long with an elevation gain of 1,207 feet and a loss of 1,680 feet, reaching a maximum elevation of 3,699 feet. This trail is rated as easy in difficulty, suggesting the surrounding terrain may be moderately hilly but not overly rugged. While this trail data does not directly describe the paddling route itself, it indicates the general topography of the area the water body flows through. Paddlers should consult the available online platforms for precise mapping of public access points to ensure they launch and take out only from permissible locations.