What Class of Rapids are You Willing to Ride?

CLASS I

If you’d rather just float, then look for a river with a nice long class I section. You won’t get any whitewater or adrenaline, but you will have lots of time to relax.

CLASS II

For those of you looking for a little bit more of a current but no actual whitewater, try your raft on a river with some Class II rapids.

CLASS IIIGroups looking for a more exciting experience should opt for a Class III rapid. You can get plenty of whitewater action with or without a river guide.

CLASS IVIf your group is looking for a challenge, take on some Class IV rapids and get ready to paddle. Look to a professional river guide & safety gear to get you through it.

CLASS V

Get ready to practice and prepare. As the most extreme whitewater considered passable, Class V rapids are for experts only.

CLASS VIDaredevils beware! Class VI rapids are considered impassable due to deadly and unavoidable hazards.

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