Sliding Rocks is a spot specifically for sliding down natural rock formations. In autumn, there is no entrance fee, but because it’s free, the restroom is also closed. Still, there are a lot of people there. I changed into my swimsuit right by the forest. The creek water was about 55°F, and it felt extremely cold and biting on the skin. Everyone moved quickly, and before I had even mentally prepared myself, it was my turn in line. The rock surface is already very smooth, so you slide down really fast. Once you enter the water, the adrenaline kicks in immediately. My legs, which were already a bit sore and tired, suddenly felt energized after being immersed in the cold water. It was fun, but the water was really freezing. A quick warning: don’t wear glasses. One guy spent a long time searching in the water and still couldn’t find his glasses.
Sliding Rock
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