Sliding Rock

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Sliding Rock is a natural water slide and popular summer recreation spot formed by a smooth sloping waterfall in Pisgah National Forest in western North Carolina.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural water slide
tourist attraction
waterfall
access short walk from parking area
activity sliding down rock into plunge pool
approximateDropHeight about 6–7 feet into plunge pool
approximateSlideLength 60 feet
closedDuring high water conditions
winter season
country United States of America
surface form: United States
featuredIn regional tourism guides for western North Carolina
feeRequired yes, seasonal access fee
flowsInto Davidson River NERFINISHED
governingBody United States Forest Service NERFINISHED
hasFacility changing rooms
observation deck
parking area
restrooms
hasType sloping bedrock waterfall
hazard cold water shock risk
high water during heavy rain
slippery rock surface
lifeguardsPresent yes, during main season
locatedIn Pisgah National Forest NERFINISHED
Transylvania County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
western North Carolina NERFINISHED
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
nearbyAttraction Blue Ridge Parkway NERFINISHED
Looking Glass Falls NERFINISHED
nearestCity Brevard, North Carolina NERFINISHED
openSeason typically Memorial Day through Labor Day with lifeguards
partOf Pisgah Ranger District NERFINISHED
poolDepth approximately 6–8 feet
popularWith families
local residents
tourists
primaryUse summer recreation
region Blue Ridge Mountains NERFINISHED
safetyRule feet-first sliding only
height and age restrictions may apply
no diving
state North Carolina NERFINISHED
subjectTo seasonal weather conditions
surfaceMaterial smooth granite or similar bedrock
watercourse Looking Glass Creek NERFINISHED
waterTemperature cold mountain water

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