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Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jun 24 2003 12:12 pm
by Nhavasu
What are your views on naturists/nudists? Has anyone come upon a naked hiker/camper and what was the outcome ?

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 18 2012 11:49 am
by chumley
hikeaz wrote:The temperature-impervious former Marine...
HAZ needs a "frightened turtle" emoticon.

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 18 2012 6:26 pm
by Trishness
Okie dokie
Personally I do appreciate the cropped picture

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 18 2012 6:45 pm
by PatrickL
Sheesh, he's racked up quite a lotta' jail time for being naked.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 10:23 am
by Alston_Neal
Patrick L wrote:Sheesh, he's racked up quite a lotta' jail time for being naked.
Now I understand the term..Naked as a Jailbird.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 10:38 am
by outdoor_lover
@Alston Neal Oh ouch....

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 5:15 pm
by azbackpackr
I love this guy...
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 5:59 pm
by outdoor_lover
azbackpackr wrote:I love this guy...
Alston or the naked Jailbird????

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 6:14 pm
by hikeaz
Sheriff tells hikers to ignore naked runners on nature trails
5/17/2012
Being one with nature inspires certain folks to go
au naturel. The Garfield Country Sheriff's Office in Colorado is warning residents about recent sightings of nude men -- some of them out for a run -- on local paths. "With the beautiful weather we have had the last few weeks, it's no surprise our bike paths and trails have seen an increase of activity," the sheriff noted in a press release about the indecent-exposure uptick. However, at a community meeting Tuesday night,
the sheriff also urged residents not to stop hiking: "Be a little more prepared, be a little more aware, take some precautions, but you need to do what you enjoy in life." Like exercise in the buff.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 7:40 pm
by Jim
He's European, couldn't he just wear a loin clothe or one of those really small speedos?
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 19 2012 7:55 pm
by PLC92084
@Jim_H
He's way too skinny to wear a speedo... Isn't it a European requirement to be at least 230# (16.43 Stones)!?
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 20 2012 10:18 am
by Alston_Neal
Outdoor Lover wrote:azbackpackr wrote:I love this guy...
Alston or the naked Jailbird????

Bwahahahahahahahahahaaaaa.....
You just made my morning and Liz just blew granola out of her nose.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Jul 20 2012 5:50 pm
by azbackpackr
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Aug 02 2012 12:35 pm
by Jeffshadows
I'm staying out of this one!!

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 03 2015 1:14 pm
by azbackpackr
I thought this was interesting. Many of the readers' comments clearly show the open-mindedness of Southern California values regarding nudity. It's a breath of fresh air. ;)
http://www.cbs8.com/story/28006852/pare ... acks-beach
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 03 2015 1:29 pm
by rwstorm
@azbackpackr
I agree. Much ado about nothing (on).

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 03 2015 1:30 pm
by chumley
I was nauseated because I've never seen just a bunch of nude people walking around holding hands
That's what I call a nature hike! Though typically those who sit on the beach
au naturel are subjects that could cause nausea in some onlookers.

Perhaps I should be more sympathetic?

Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 03 2015 2:15 pm
by azbackpackr
chumley wrote:I was nauseated because I've never seen just a bunch of nude people walking around holding hands
That's what I call a nature hike! Though typically those who sit on the beach
au naturel are subjects that could cause nausea in some onlookers.

Perhaps I should be more sympathetic?

I honestly think it's because we're not used to seeing old wrinkled (or fat) naked people that it bothers us. If we had been going to nude beaches since we were children we'd have seen the whole gamut enough times to not be bothered by it. We'd still appreciate a beautiful young male or female specimen, but the old people would also have their place. We'd think nothing of it.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 03 2015 2:21 pm
by SuperstitionGuy
My take on nudist hiking and backpacking is that we need to reserve a trail or trails in the Superstitions for it.
I recommend the Red Tanks and/or the Woodbury Trails.

Just sayin....
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 04 2015 10:32 am
by Alston_Neal
I think setting up a clothing optional trail would be a good idea. Pick a place that would have the least impact on those that would be offended. Trails that aren't so much about nature but to be seen and show the world your buffness and coolness. Squaw Peak and Camelback come to mind.
Re: Naturist/nudist hiking
Posted: Feb 04 2015 11:53 am
by chumley
@Alston Neal
That would definitely change how people look at Joe and Dave's splits on those trails.
