The Rio do Amola-Faca is a water body in Santa Catarina, Brazil, flowing through the municipality of Timbé do Sul. It is characterized by the presence of the Cachoeira do Canyon Amola Faca, a significant waterfall and canyon feature that serves as a key destination. The river and its canyon are accessible via a trail near Timbé do Sul, which is approximately 7.1 miles long and involves an elevation gain of 836 feet, suggesting the surrounding terrain is hilly and the river may be situated within a valley or canyon system. This trail provides the primary land-based access to the waterfall area. The river is noted as a destination for fishing, with specific access points and boat ramps indicating it is navigable by small craft in sections. Facilities for a day on the water, including boat ramps and amenities, are available, catering to both anglers and paddlers. The combination of a substantial waterfall within a canyon and a dedicated trail implies a scenic environment with notable natural features. The experience is likely to involve a mix of flatwater paddling where accessible and the appreciation of dramatic geological formations from the water or via the trail. The trail length and elevation gain suggest that visiting the canyon waterfall area requires a moderate level of physical effort for those hiking.