The Rio Itaqui is a water body located in the municipality of Piraquara in the state of Paraná, Brazil. One notable paddling route is a trail that runs from one road to another, passing by the PR-506 highway. This route offers paddlers the opportunity to pass by the Piraquara 2 Dam, a significant feature of the area known for its natural setting. The dam itself has a height of 670 meters. The surrounding environment is characterized by its natural scenery, providing a setting for outdoor recreation. For trip planning, resources like PaddleWays offer tools to view access points, water conditions, and land boundaries, which are essential for preparing a safe and legal outing. Paddlers should consult these resources to identify specific put-in and take-out locations along the route. The presence of the dam indicates a managed water system, and paddlers must be aware of any regulations or restrictions associated with such infrastructure, including potential changes in water flow or access limitations. The trail's connection to roads suggests convenient access points for beginning and ending a trip.