Free Solo Climbing: Without any safety equipment, climbing poses a great risk of falling or sliding.
Skydiving: Injuries from landing or equipment failure are possible while skydiving since it entails leaping from a plane at a great height.
Scuba Diving: Risks associated with scuba diving include drowning, decompression sickness, and other health problems.
Bungee Jumping: Injuries from the cable snapping or equipment malfunction can occur when bungee jumping.
White Water Rafting: Due to the rapids and strong currents, white water rafting can be hazardous and can result in capsizing, drowning, or rock injuries.
Rock Climbing: Rock climbing carries the risk of falling, broken equipment, and cuts from jagged rocks.
Hang Gliding: Due to weather variations, equipment malfunctions, and the possibility of crashing, hang gliding can be risky.
Paragliding: Paragliding may be risky owing to shifting wind conditions and result in injuries from landing or equipment failure.