Slippery Rock Falls is the lowermost in a series of three waterfalls found along Wolfden Branch in Central Georgia's F. D. Roosevelt State Park. About 8 feet high, Slippery Rock Falls is really just a cascade but is arguably seen as a waterfall in this region of the state, because significant waterfalls are sparse here. The waterfall starts with a small cascade before spreading out in sliding fashion across a broad rock slab. It lies directly along the Wolfden Loop (Pine Mountain Trail), at 1.45 miles from the WJSP-TV Tower trailhead along Hwy 27-Alt. Slippery Rock Falls is located about 200 feet below Big Rock Falls and is passed enroute to Cascade Falls. 

For detailed directions, see page 423 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.