The Rio Bodocongó in Paraíba, Brazil, is a watercourse that offers a defined paddling route accessible from the city of Campina Grande. A specific route documented along the Riacho Bodocongó is an out-and-back trail covering a distance of 26.28 kilometers. This route involves a total elevation gain of 228 meters and a total descent of 213 meters, indicating a moderately undulating path through the landscape. The trail's character is that of a linear, one-way path, suggesting a paddling experience that follows a consistent channel rather than a loop. The route begins and ends in Campina Grande, which serves as the primary access point for putting in and taking out. The quantitative data describes a full-day trip suitable for paddlers prepared for a several-hour journey with changes in elevation along the waterway.