White Water Rafting

A recreational sport where you paddle a raft along flowing rapids avoiding natural barriers such as boulders and other dangerous white water features such as strainers, sweepers, holes, waves, pillows, eddies, undercut rocks and sieves. ... 

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Whitewater rafting has steadily gained a wide following over the years. It used to be the sole enclave of seasoned adventurers and athletes. Today, couch potatoes and four-year-old children can be seen screaming and raising their paddles in the air as... 

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Setting a price on an extraordinary experience is often a very difficult undertaking. There is really no way to value the adrenaline pumping through your veins, nor your heartbeat that is racing with excitement. Neither is it easy to put a dollar price... 

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White water rafting is an exciting adventure sport that is often described as extreme. Though seeing the rapids is enough to make any heart beat faster, white water rafting is the ultimate family adventure. Kids above six years old and even senior citizens... 

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The Nantahala River winds its way within the Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina and travels to near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It is a favorite spot of white water rafters and kayakers especially for those who are just being introduced... 

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The Zambezi River rises in northwestern Zambia, passes through Angola, goes back to Zambia, flows along the border with Zimbabwe, on into Mozambique, and empties into the Indian Ocean. The best feature of this 3,500 km river is the spectacular Victoria... 

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