Beginner Guide To Kayaking

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Beginner Guide To Kayaking
By Tom Boynton
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First, find water

• The Provo River
• Lake Powell

• The Green River
• Deer Creek Reservoir

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Second, know the rating

• Class I
• This means the water is calm and smooth. Small,
  if any, rapids exist dangers can easily be
  avoided.

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• Class II
• This water contains small rapids that are easily
  seen. They provide a smooth ride and low risk
  level.

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• Class III
• These rapids cause boats to bounce and are
  sometimes unpredictable in direction. Risks are
  medium and training and experience aid the rider.

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• Class IV
• Water becomes large with strong currents in this
  class. They carry high risks and features such as
  large waves, holes, or unpredictable currents.
  High experience is needed to successfully
  navigate.

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• Class V
• These rapids are found in raging rivers and can
  only be ridden by experts. Dangers and risks are
  severe due to long and high rapids and waves.

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You will now have a test to complete your
beginning kayaking guide. Please choose a
correct word art word to fill in this blank

• Kayaking is fun!!

WET
DRY
LEAFY
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