Interested in extreme sports such as white-water rafting? If rafting is what you're looking for, then Sungai Sedim could be the place for you. A 17km loop MTB track, the Sungai Sedim route is made up of an uphill track at the riverside, followed by a technical downhill, a double track and then a slippery uphill at the double track. The hardest part of the trail is at the entry climb, the technical downhill before the crossing of the river and the slippery uphill at the double track. Of course, expect a lot of mud during the rainy season. However, this is a good trail for newcomers to the sport.

Sungai Sedim has a 15 km stretch that has a fast flowing waters and rapids which are excellent for white water sports activities. Kayaking, camping and just relax to absorb the beauty of its flora and fauna is recommended but visitors are cautioned against swimming because of the strong water current. There are a few jungle tracks suitable for jungle tracking that leads to nearby peaks such as Gunung Inas (1,454 m a.s.l.), Gunung Bintang Utara (1,835 m a.s.l.), Gunung Bintang (1,862 m a.s.l.) and Banjaran Bintang (1,699 m a.s.l.) A wide variety of flora and fauna of lowland dipterocarp forest such as meranti seraya meranti tembaga, meranti melantai and non-dipterocarp species such as kulim, terap keledang and bintangor are found here.

Travel Tips:
>> Bring a change of clothes. A warm-up jacket is also a good idea.
>> Wear well-fitting shoes or diving booties.
>> Jewellery which cannot be secured firmly should not be worn while rafting.
>> Those wearing glasses are reminded to use an elastic sports holder to anchor their spectacles.
>> Contact lens users are advised to wear spectacles instead, in order to cut down the risk of their lenses getting contaminated by river water.