Rafting on mountain rivers is an extreme activity that involves a certain degree of risk to the life and health of participants. However, given the appropriate complexity of the river section, the level of training of the group, compliance with the necessary safety standards, and most importantly, accompanied by a professional guide-instructor, this activity is relatively safe and quite exciting. Rafting is the rafting of a group of people down a river on a special inflatable vessel called a raft. The word "rafting" comes from the English word "raft", which means "raft", although a modern raft has little in common with a traditional wooden raft. In essence, a raft in the modern sense is an inflatable boat of a special design, with a resilient hull made of modern synthetic materials, with a capacity of 4 to 20 people. The most common are boats with a capacity of 6-8 people. The main feature of a raft is its high stability on water and versatility of use. It is a kind of all-terrain vehicle.