Class V refers to a classification in the International Scale of River Difficulty, which is used to rate the difficulty of whitewater rapids. This class indicates extremely challenging conditions, often featuring steep gradients, large drops, and complex obstacles. It is suitable only for expert paddlers with advanced skills and experience in navigating turbulent waters. In Class V rapids, paddlers can expect powerful currents, significant hazards, and the potential for dangerous situations. Safety measures, such as wearing appropriate gear and having a skilled team, are crucial. This classification is often found in remote areas, making it essential for adventurers to be well-prepared and knowledgeable about the environment.