Quebrada Los Algarrobos, also known as Quebrada Algarrobal, is an intermittent watercourse located in Chile's Atacama Region, situated between the towns of Copiapó and Vallenar. It originates to the west of the localities Domeyko and Cachiyuyo and flows in a westerly direction. The overall character of this area is not widely recognized as a tourist sector, suggesting a remote and undeveloped paddling environment. The water body is intermittent, meaning it does not flow year-round and is subject to significant seasonal variations in water level, likely carrying water only during or after rare precipitation events in this arid region. This characteristic dictates that any paddling would be highly seasonal and entirely dependent on recent rainfall. The landscape through which it flows is part of the distinctive topography of the Atacama. The lack of information on these critical planning factors, combined with its classification as a non-touristic area and intermittent flow, indicates a challenging and potentially logistically difficult destination suitable only for highly self-sufficient and experienced adventurers familiar with desert environments.