What does it take to make you throw caution to the wind and go for it? There is just something about this one spot in the Pisgah Forest in North Carolina that makes fully grown adults loose their inhibitions and not only act, but also feel like a kid again.

Deep in the Pisgah Forest is a natural water slide as popular with the adults as it is the kids.
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On any given non-rainy day, you'll find both the young — and the young at heart — lining up for turn after turn on this fun natural wonder.
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The thrilling ride down the 60-foot, gently sloping waterfall is an experience locals and tourists come back for year after year.
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If you're a real daredevil (and depending upon the amount of water flowing down Looking Glass Creek) the ride may be a little faster during the rainy season.
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The slide is open 365 days a year; however, from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend it's manned with lifeguards seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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That's because the plunge pool at the bottom of the slide is known to be as much as eight feet deep.
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Are you ready to give it a spin and feel like a kid again?
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Sliding Rock is located north of Brevard on US-276. You’ll find the exact location on this Google map. The rock is open 365 days a year and a $3 fee per person, per day, is charged. There is a parking lot at the top of the trail. The trail is paved but contains many (many!) steps down, and any person sliding down the rock should be a good swimmer, or should be wearing a life jacket. A viewing platform is located above the slide; a second one is located across the plunge pool from the slide. For more information, see this page on the official website of the USDA Forest Service.

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