apids are rated using Roman numerals depending on their waves and obstacles, with each class measuring difficulties to help you assess the hurdles of the river course. If you’re a first-timer, you should head to Class I and II white water, where the waves are smaller and the passages are not blocked. Only go for Class IV to VI rapids when you have precise maneuvering experience as there are powerful currents and obstructions involved.
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