Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

Post #1 shavedjockTextile

by shavedjock Textile

So does anyone have a skinny dipping spot or great walking hiking trail? I have gone to Patuxent Reash Refuge North track and have breif opportunities to hike in the buff, but I am looking for more places. Let's see if we can get a list going to share.

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Post #2 mwlocaolcomTextile

RE:Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

by mwlocaolcomTextile

I love to go to the remote places on Assateague island and get in some nude sunbathing.

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Post #3 64tomboTextile

RE:Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

by 64tomboTextile

Thanks. How "remote?" I take it north of the State park office, but how far? Do you feel free/safe to walk and swim nude or must one always have a covering nearby for passing ranger patrols. Thanks.

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Post #4 nuddycoupleBarefoot

RE:Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

by nuddycoupleTextile

The last time my wife and I went up there we walked for about 4 miles hoping to see anyone. We didn't. So we were only there long enough to take a few pictures then ran off to do other things.

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Post #5 Joe1958Barefoot

RE:Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

by Joe1958Textile

I dont know of any in the area but sure would like to know where there are places.

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Post #6 mwlocaolcomTextile

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by mwlocaolcomTextile

I was able to walk and swim, never saw a ranger.

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Post #7 DrunklykmeTextile

RE:Looking for swimming holes and hiking trails

by DrunklykmeTextile

Thanks. How "remote?" I take it north of the State park office, but how far? Do you feel free/safe to walk and swim nude or must one always have a covering nearby for passing ranger patrols. Thanks.

Always got a be on the lookout for Rangers. You can see them coming up the beach because the headlights are on but sometimes they come up the other side of the dune if you don't go far enough. You should go well past the surf fishers. It's a long walk. But worth it. Sometimes you get the occasional walker or jogger or old ladies looking for shells so keep a cover up close by if your not that daring.

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