Paddle the Play Section of the Raundal River near Voss for a three-hour Grade 3–4 rafting run that combines playful rapids, glacier-carved scenery, and certified guides. Perfect for beginners with an appetite for teamwork and for experienced paddlers wanting short, technical drops.
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The river grabs attention before the raft hits the first drop: cold, clear water pushing against bright neoprene and a crew ready to answer its call.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to paddle actively for short bursts and climb in/out of a raft. Basic swimming ability recommended.
Wildlife
History
Raundal sits in a classic glacial valley used historically for summer farms and transport; modern rafting grew here as Voss developed into Norway’s adventure center.
Conservation
Operators follow leave-no-trace practices and limit shoreline impact; avoid littering and respect local private farmland adjacent to the river.
Reserve your spot on the Whitewater Rafting Grade 3 to 4 today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear neoprene footwear
The river bottom is rocky and cold—neoprene boots included with the trip protect feet and improve grip on slippery surfaces.
Hydrate before boarding
Cold water masks thirst—drink well pre-trip and avoid heavy meals immediately before rafting.
Listen to your guide
Commands like ‘paddle’, ‘back paddle’, and ‘hold on’ are immediate—quick responses keep the raft stable through tight waves.
Secure electronics in a dry bag
Phones and cameras are at risk during flips and sprays—use a watertight bag or leave them behind.
Waterproof dry bag
Protects phone, wallet and camera from spray and accidental immersion.
Quick-dry base layers
Dries fast and keeps you comfortable under the provided wetsuit and splash jacket.
summer
Closed-toe water shoes
Grip on wet rocks and protection during river entry and exit.
Small personal first-aid / blister kit
Handy for minor cuts or blisters after wet, active days on the river.