[Answer] Get outside and into the water at one of the country's secret swimming holes that we uncovered. Which natural spot is incorrectly described?

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...1. Mooney Falls: accessible only by crawling through two tunnels and then climbing down a sheer cliff face 2. Aztec Falls: high cliffs and deep waters, offering jumps of 20, 40 and 60 feet 3. Beaver Falls: a free-falling fantasy in Zion National Park that offers 40-foot cliffs 4. Sliding Rock: 60 feet of flattened rock that makes a natural waterslide

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Get outside and into the water at one of the country's secret swimming holes that we uncovered. Which natural spot is incorrectly described?"

Beaver Falls: a free-falling fantasy in Zion National Park that offers 40-foot cliffs.,:

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