Quebrada Sagasca is a 36-kilometer waterway located in the Tarapacá Region of Chile. The water body is represented in online mapping and paddling resources, which indicate the existence of access points, boat ramps, and other facilities for launching and concluding a paddling trip. These resources are designed to help paddlers and anglers plan their access for a day on the water. The overall character of the paddling experience is shaped by its location within the arid landscapes of northern Chile. The presence of dedicated access infrastructure suggests the area is recognized for recreational water use. Paddlers should consult local sources for current information on water levels, which in desert regions can be highly variable and often dependent on infrequent rainfall, before attempting a trip. The route's 36-kilometer length offers potential for a substantial day trip or a multi-day expedition, depending on flow conditions and paddler speed.