Rafting is an outdoor recreational activity that involves navigating rivers and streams on an inflatable raft. Participants use paddles to steer and propel the raft through various water conditions, including calm stretches and challenging rapids. Rafting can be enjoyed by individuals, families, or groups, and is often guided by experienced professionals for safety. There are different types of rafting, categorized by the difficulty of the water, such as Class I (easy) to Class V (extremely difficult). Popular rafting destinations include rivers like the Colorado River and the Ganges River, where adventurers can experience the thrill of white-water rafting.