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silverback3Original Poster
May 7, 2016I started hiking a lot this spring, training for a long section hike on the AT. I have been on the Mattabassett trail in Connecticut. I rarely meet people on this trail, so one day I decided to go nude. I keep my kilt at the ready in case I do see someone. I will be doing at least 20 miles this coming week. I usually start around 10 am. Anyone interested in joining me are welcome. Please respond and we can set a day and time.
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- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 8, 2016Monday will be the best day for hiking this week, although I will be hiking every day.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 10, 2016I hiked 9 miles (4.5 each way) yesterday, section 10 of the Mattabassett Trail. Way to many people to go nude, although I did catch a couple frolicking near the trail. Todays hike on a different section was much more enjoyable. I put on my birthday suit 100 yards into the trail, hiked 2.5 miles in and 2.5 miles back and never put my cloths back on until I got home. I walked all the way back to the truck got in and drove home, naked all the way. Awesome cloths free day.ReactReply
- TJTJMay 15, 2016[quote]I started hiking a lot this spring, training for a long section hike on the AT. I have been on the Mattabassett trail in Connecticut. I rarely meet people on this trail, so one day I decided to go nude. I keep my kilt at the ready in case I do see someone. I will be doing at least 20 miles this coming week. I usually start around 10 am. Anyone interested in joining me are welcome. Please respond and we can set a day and time.
[/quote] Somerset Vermont is perfect for camping and being clothes free. Many trails that lead from the campground area to the reservoir. The Deerfield River is refreshing and clean. I'll be out there this June. I'll be in an RV. Come by for coffee if your out there camping. Send me a message.ReactReply - SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 16, 2016Got another 8 miles in today. It was cold and I had to battle shrinkage but I did it. I open shirt Donald Ducked it. I will link to pics when they get approved, if I can.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 19, 2016Really, this topic has been up here for 2 weeks and the only person interested is a person from NJ. Does everyone from CT go to VT to hike nude? Where do you go to shed your clothes?ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 19, 2016Hiked another 7 miles today, most of it naked. I love it when I can hike all the way back to the truck in the nude. Todays spot had a very secluded parking area.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 24, 2016Hi, I hiked 4.26 miles one way and 3.5 miles back, all naked. Never once did I see another person. Last week I visited 2 nude rivers, one in NY and one in MA, of the 10 men I saw 8 were gay and all were over 40, no females. My next trip will be either Gunnison beach or Solair Nudist Resort. If both of these turn out to be stereotypic I will be bummed. I was thinking I would do a summer solstice VT AT hike next month.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 25, 2016Lets face it, the female form is much better on the eye than the male form. After what little experience I have with legal nudity and after hiking many miles, I would much prefer to follow a female hiker. And yes it feels great hanging outside by the river nude. I would just like to see the female form more often, not as a gawker, but as a fellow nudist.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 25, 2016Another great 6 mile hike today. Where I park my truck I can get out, strip and start hiking. I have to cover up only in one section, about a quarter mile. I can hike all the way back to the truck. Today I was hanging out naked when I got finished and was almost seen naked by some high school kids, that could have been bad.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 26, 2016I did the same trail as yesterday. I read an article that sneakers are just as good as hiking boots but they are lighter. Bull Crap. I was so sore when I was done.ReactReply
- SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 30, 2016
There is a 6ish mile loop trail on the Housatonic River that is one of my favorite places to hike nude. For starters, the parking is very secluded, so I can usually start and end the hike in my birth...View MoreThere is a 6ish mile loop trail on the Housatonic River that is one of my favorite places to hike nude. For starters, the parking is very secluded, so I can usually start and end the hike in my birthday suit. There are 4 spots on the trail, if you are a little daring, you can cool off in the river and 2 spots to cool off under a small waterfall. I end this hiking trip with an outdoor shower. I always carry a 6 gallon water container with a shower head. There is one 1/4 mile section that requires a cover up, but the rest of the trail I only cover up when I meet someone else hiking. I often hope that I can't be the only one hiking nude and dream of meeting someone else naked on the trail.ReactReply - SIsilverback3Original PosterMay 31, 2016Took a short 4 mile hike today, kind of slow. Found an open space and did some sun tanning. I took the path less traveled this time, pretty cool, someone spent a lot of time setting it up for mountain bicycle riding.
I am pretty hooked on nude hiking. It is always a let down when I have to dress for the ride home.ReactReply - SIsilverback3Original PosterJun 3, 2016There is a naked hike on the summer solstice in VT on the AT. I am trying to find out where and what time to meet up, does anyone know?ReactReply
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J.Mar 25, 2017[quote]Just joined this site, on to the forum. Longest nude hike was in the field trail next to my house. I've always wanted to do some nude hiking, but don't really trust any trails in CT.[/quote] If you are concerned, you could always go to Solair in Woodstock, CT. They have a bunch of undeveloped land beyond the resort area itself that they own (a few hundred acres). You can hike down to some Revolutionary War buildings, or just through the woods. Don't know how many trails there are in all of that land. Bring your GPS to orient yourself for the hike back to the main resort and blaze your own trail! Just don't wander onto the shooting range that they also have on their property.ReactReply - MEMemberApr 1, 2017
The weather is getting warmer, so lets plan a New York or CT hike
ReactReply - MEMemberApr 1, 2017
Totally agree with that
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