The Rio Salado is a river located in El Loa Province within Chile's Antofagasta Region. It is formed by the confluence of other rivers in the area. For paddlers, two specific access points are identified: Potrerillos and Puente Del Diablo. Both locations are described as offering excellent paddling spots with easy access to boat ramps and the amenities needed for a day on the water. The river is also noted as a destination for fishing, with reports and maps available for anglers.

The surrounding landscape and specific character of the paddling experience, such as flow rate or difficulty, are not detailed. Similarly, no information is provided regarding major hazards, safety considerations, seasonal water temperature patterns, water quality, or any specific restrictions or regulations for paddlers. The aesthetic appearance of the river, its size, and unique geographical characteristics are not described. There is no mention of notable wildlife, historical significance, or recommended routes for day trips. The description focuses primarily on the existence of the river and the availability of basic launch facilities at the two named points.