Ten kilometers of Class III–IV excitement on the Mae Taeng River, launched from a nearby river camp with certified guides and a local lunch. This full‑day trip mixes technical drops, jungle scenery and village culture — ideal for paddlers who want a sustained, action-packed run.
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The raft drops into a corridor of jungle and granite, the current taking hold immediately as spray and distant calls of birds fill the air. Paddles bite and the boat answers — a sequence of class III–IV waves and short, technical drops that test timing and teamwork across 10 kilometers of the Mae Taeng River.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6–7 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have at least moderate fitness: able to paddle repeatedly, sit for periods and perform basic rescue moves if needed.
Wildlife
History
The Mae Taeng valley has long been home to hill‑tribe communities and was historically used for moving timber and local commerce along the river.
Conservation
Operators increasingly follow leave‑no‑trace practices, and groups are encouraged to minimize plastic use and respect local villages to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Extream White water rafting 10 kms. today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Listen to the safety briefing
Guides give concise commands for entering/escaping waves and swimming protocols — obey them to reduce risk in Class IV sections.
Secure valuables
Use a waterproof pouch or leave cameras at camp — wet swims and flips are possible in class IV rapids.
Hydrate before and after
Start well‑hydrated; bring a refillable bottle for the breaks since exertion and sun add up over a full day.
Wear quick‑dry footwear
Closed‑toe water shoes or sturdy sandals with straps protect feet on rocky shore entries and exits.
Personal flotation device (provided or own)
A properly fitted PFD is required for safety on Class III–IV rapids.
Closed-toe water shoes
Protects feet during beach entries and when scrambling on wet rocks.
summer
Quick-dry clothing and rash guard
Reduces chafing, provides sun protection and dries fast after swims.
summer
Small waterproof dry bag for essentials
Keeps phones, medicines and snacks dry during the run and at shore breaks.