U.S. National parks ?

National Parks and National Forests do not have laws prohibiting nudity. That said, if someone complains, you can expect a visit from a ranger.
I prefer national forests becuase they're less populated. I look for places where there are no people and just drop my shorts and carry them in my back pack. I've had a lot of fun and seen some beautiful places doing that.

• a year ago

I agree that the national forests are the best places to go. As I understood it the NPS does not allow nudity , but tolerates it. I saw a very nice mesh jogging top on a hiker as she buying stuff for the hike in Glacier.
BLM land was under local laws I think.

• a year ago

If you find people that give you a hassle, it is easy to disappear. Just find a lesser used path. Chances are you won't find a ranger around in a forest. Also cell phones really don't work there anyway. By the time a ranger gets in to the area, you probably will be long gone.

• a year ago

A few decades ago I was backpacking in Yosemite N.P. At my campsite in the backcountry, I got naked. A ranger came by. He checked that I had a camping permit, and warned me about the bears, but said nothing about my nudity.

• a year ago

I go freehiking wherever I can. Often in a National forests of parks.

• a year ago

I have had some nude hikes in Joshua Tree, Olympic and one in Oregon. But BLM land and National Forests are a better bet for being less traveled. Its a bit of a crapshoot, no cars at a trailhead is sometimes a clue that its not going to be a problem

• a year ago

likewise

• 9 months ago

I have spent nude time at several beaches that were a part of national parks. Most notably, Canaveral national seashore. I've never had any problem with it and I love being naked with others.

• 6 months ago

I went bare in Joshua Tree.

• 4 months ago

I went bare in Joshua Tree.

• 4 months ago