These natural water slides and sliding rocks are more epic than any water park.

If there is one thing that you do this summer in North Georgia, make sure it's this. Check out this mountainous slide rock in Georgia.

Slide, slide, slippity slide.

Whether you’re navigating the water slide, taking a daring leap off the cliff, or simply enjoying a picnic surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Sedona, Slide Rock State Park offers an unforgettable experience, blending nature’s wonders with the joy of family recreation.

Sliding down the natural water slide feature in Opal Creek.

Turtleback Falls in Pisgah National Forest is accessed by a hike from Gorges State Park in North Carolina.

I have shown zip lines through the forest in the past (and will do so again), but I have not previously shown this water slide through the forest. This is part of Buena Vista Adventure Park, near Rincon de la Vieja National Park. This water slide goes 1/4 of a mile (.4 km) through the forest, many times longer than the biggest water slide at any water park. They give you a leather diaper-like thing to put on to protect your swimsuit from getting scuffed up while careening through the forest…

Can't be bothered to paint your toenails or simply don't have the time? Well good news, because now you don't have to thanks to these toe-tally (sorry) bizarre pre-painted toenail stockings.

Featuring a sandy beach and a natural water slide, Chute Pond is an outdoor water wonderland. It's the best natural waterpark in Wisconsin.

Faded like so many memories of summer days, these abandoned water slides from around the world have rusted and decayed into hazards. Yet there's something...