Quebrada Mal Paso is a waterway in Chile's Valparaiso Region, with a total length of approximately 4 kilometers. The waterway flows through the subregion of Coquimbo. Information specific to paddling, such as detailed access points for putting in and taking out, recommended routes, or seasonal water temperature patterns, is not available. The water body is associated with fishing, and facilities such as boat ramps and other amenities for an on-water experience may be present, though their exact nature and location are not specified. There is no information regarding major hazards, safety considerations, water quality, seasonal suitability for paddling, or any specific restrictions or regulations governing paddling activities on this quebrada. The aesthetic appearance, wildlife, and historical or cultural significance of Quebrada Mal Paso are not described.