Ice House Canyon

Ice House Canyon

About Ice House Canyon

Nestled in the scenic Angeles National Forest in California, Ice House Canyon Trail offers a serene escape for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. This trail is renowned among the nudist community for its privacy and natural beauty, making it a perfect spot for a clothing-optional hike.

The trail itself winds through lush forest and alongside babbling streams, with the San Gabriel Mountains providing a majestic backdrop. Historically, this area was frequented by early settlers and miners, and remnants of old cabins can still be explored along the path, adding a touch of historical intrigue to your hike.

For nudists and naturists seeking tranquility in nature, Ice House Canyon Trail remains a favored destination. While the trail is generally considered nude-friendly, it's wise to stay updated on local guidelines to ensure compliance with any changes in public decency laws.

Amenities are rustic; there are no developed facilities like bathrooms or picnic areas, so come prepared. The trail is best enjoyed from late spring to early fall to avoid the snowy season, ensuring a safer and more comfortable hike.

Remember, embracing the naturist lifestyle here isn't just about enjoying a day in the nude; it's about connecting deeply with nature, respecting the environment, and celebrating the freedom of being one with the natural world around you.

Explore Ice House Canyon Trail and let the natural serenity enrich your naturist experience, leaving you refreshed and invigorated by the beauty of untouched wilderness.

Ice House Canyon Directions

From 210 freeway to Mountain Ave exit in Upland. Go north connecting to Euclid Ave. Continue north on Euclid which becomes Shinn Rd. Shinn Rd. intersects with Mt. Baldy Rd. Turn right, going north, onto Mt. Baldy Rd. Continue on Mt. Baldy Rd, pass Visitor's Center at Mt. Baldy Village to Ice House Canyon parking lot and trailhead. Seeee'ya on the trail!