The Rio dos Papagaios is a river in the state of Paraná, Brazil. A notable access point for paddlers is the Ponte de Pedra, which serves as a trailhead and starting location. The river flows through Recanto dos Papagaios, a camping area that provides facilities for visitors, including kiosks. This suggests the river corridor offers basic amenities for a day trip. The overall paddling experience appears to be recreational and family-friendly, with a trail along the river described as an out-and-back route covering 1.8 kilometers and taking between half an hour to an hour to complete. The terrain near the river includes slightly uneven stretches. The river is crossed by the Ponte dos Papagaios, a structure noted for its cultural significance.