Can beginners do white water rafting?
Can beginners do white water rafting? Rapid classifications range from Class I to Class VI, with Classes I and II most suitable for white water rafting beginners. Class I is the calmest, with no significant obstacles or waves. Class II gives you rapids with regular waves, along with wide channels and clear passages.
What does class 1 rapids look like?
Raft trips are generally considered to be “Float trips” if they mostly encounter Class 1 rapids. AW describes Class 1 as: Fast moving water with riffles and small waves. Few obstructions, all obvious and easily missed. These trips are perfect for first-time rafters or anyone that wants a less strenuous trip.
What is the easiest class of whitewater?
Class 1- easy level This is the level that represents river waters that flow over minimal obstructions. There is minimal risk for the rafter. This would be suitable for a float-trip with no whitewater.