Quebrada Martínez is a 9-kilometer-long waterway flowing through the Coquimbo Region of Chile. Information specific to paddling is limited. The water body is noted for its fishing opportunities, with resources detailing access points, boat ramps, and facilities for a day on the water. The area is of interest to birdwatchers, with eBird data indicating it as a regionally significant location for bird observation. The waterway is accessible via the Línea Central Norte area, which serves as a noted point for accessing its features. The overall character of the experience appears oriented toward recreational fishing and nature observation within the arid landscapes of northern Chile. No information is available regarding specific paddling hazards, seasonal water levels, water temperature, water quality, recommended routes, or any regulations restricting paddling activity.