Ribeirão Angico is a watercourse in the municipality of Angico, Tocantins, Brazil. The primary access point for visitors is along the TO 134 highway, from which a 12-kilometer dirt trail leads to the water body's main feature, a waterfall. This waterfall, often referred to in connection with the nearby settlement of Ribeirão Manso, is a notable sight known for its natural beauty. The area provides a welcoming structure for visitors, suggesting basic amenities may be available for those accessing the site. The overall character of the experience involves a trek through a rural landscape to reach a scenic waterfall, which serves as a destination for bathing and recreation. The trail's length and dirt surface indicate that access requires a significant walk, which would impact any paddling trip planning, particularly for transporting equipment. The region's climate is tropical, with a distinct wet season from approximately October to April and a dry season from May to September, which would directly influence water levels and the feasibility of paddling activities; higher flows are more likely during and shortly after the wet season. The water body's aesthetic is defined by its waterfall and the surrounding natural environment of the Tocantins state.