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Trekking
  • A significant walk, many times taking more than one day over a course of challenging rivers, waterfalls, forests, fields and mountains.
  • Physical conditioning is necessary.  Some agencies separate trekking by levels of difficulty: beginner, medium and veteran.
  • Special equipment is not necessary in Brazil.
  • As trekking offers little risk of accidents.
Free Flying
(wing delta)
  • Free Flying (wing delta).
  • Flying starting from a ramp in a high place.
  • This  offers risk of carelessness and bad equipment.
Ballooning
  • Flying  "driven by the wind",  the height of  which  is controlled.
  • It offers little risk of accidents.
Paragliding
  • This was invented to go down  mountains with ease after they were  climbed.
  • Paragliding uses a "dirigible parachute".
  • It offers risk of falls and lesions.
Mountain Bike
  • Trail exploration by  bicycles.
  • Needs physical conditioning and abilities.
  • Offers risk of falls and lesions.
Climbing
  • The "conquering" of a mountain with specific equipment.
  • Needs physical conditioning and training.
  • Offers risk of falls, serious lesions and death.
Mountaineering
  • Specific for mountainous areas with trails and camps.
  • Needs physical conditioning;
  • Offers little risk of accidents.
Spelunking
(speleology)
  •  
    Exploration of caves.
    Needs physical conditioning and training.
  • Offers risk of panic, falls and lesions.
Cave Diving
  • Exploration of caves, through diving.
  • Considered the most dangerous profession, after the astronaut.
  • Needs physical conditioning and training.
  • Offers risk of panic, drowning and barometric disease.
Kayaking
(canoeing)
  • Technique of exploration of rivers with or without rapids.
  • Needs physical conditioning and, in some cases training.
  • Risk of drowning  and lesions.
Acquaraid
(boiacrós)
  • Running  of rapids using a buoy or truck tire.
  • Needs physical conditioning and ability to swim.
  • Risk of drowning and lesions.
Rafting
  • Running of rapids  using an inflated boat.
  • Needs physical conditioning.
  • Risk of drowning and lesions.
Diving 
(mergulho)
  • Aquatic exploration with scuba tanks.
  • Needs training.
  • Risk of drowning and barometric disease.
Snorkerling
  • Aquatic exploration with surface flotation and brief dives.
  • Needs some training.
  • Risk of drwoning.
Canyoneering
  • Canyon exploration and waterfalls, using speleology and mountaineering techniques;
  • Needs training
  • Risk of lesions.
Birdwatching
  • Observation of birds with binoculars and identification guides.
Sport fishing
  • Fishing without sacrifice of the fish.
Horseback Riding
  • Exploration of fields and mountains by horse.
  • Risk of fall and lesions.

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