š Natural rock water slides hidden in the remote forests of northern Idaho.
š Accessible via a challenging hike through old-growth cedar forests.
š Unique natural rock water slides
š² Scenic hike through old-growth forests, creeks, and waterfalls
āØ Secluded, undisturbed natural gem
thrills and adventure
ā ļø Remote location, requires hours of driving on pavement and gravel
š Final miles on rutted dirt roads, 4WD recommended
š¶ Long, challenging hike (3.1 miles round trip, 2 hours one way) with creek crossings
š„¶ Water is icy cold snowmelt, even in summer
š« No signs or indicators, poorly marked trails
š No lifeguard, slide at your own risk, rope for safety at bottom
š Bring a plastic garbage bag for faster sliding and protection
š Wear shoes that can get wet and dry easily
āļø Best visited on a nice summer weekend for warmer weather, weekdays for fewer crowds
Tiny, would-be parking lot near Temple Mountain, 3.1 miles from slide trailhead.
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