The Wildcat Sliding Rock is an 8-foot cascade found near Lake Burton along Wildcat Creek, about 0.1 mile above Lower Wildcat Falls. While it's not really a waterfall, this has been a very popular spot for people to come swim, play, and slide down the rock into a deep pool. It is often considered to be the smoothest sliding rock in Georgia and is perfect for a summer afternoon of family fun. The sliding rock lies directly along the side of Wildcat Road (FR 26-1). In recent years, Wildcat Road has undergone an extended road closure due to landslide damage. The Wildcat Sliding Rock has likely seen much fewer visitors during this time.

A small tributary joins Wildcat Creek from the north at the Sliding Rock. A cascading wet-weather waterfall was documented by Greg Ford on this tributary, just above the road. See photo below.

For detailed directions, see page 286 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.