Angel Falls (Trail, Bass Lake, CA) on True Nudists

Heading there today

2022-07-20T14:54:39Z

I'm in the area, and looks like the weather is going to be in the high 90s. It's going to be nice to walk around getting some sun then cooling down in the…

About Angel Falls

Explore Angel Falls - A Naturist's Paradise at Bass Lake, CA Hidden within the serene landscapes of Bass Lake, California, Angel Falls beckons the adventurous naturist. Known for its breathtaking cascades and tranquil surroundings, this spot offers a unique opportunity for those in the nudist community seeking a clothing-optional experience. Angel Falls has a rich history as a beloved destination for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle, including FKK enthusiasts. The trail to Angel Falls, while offering stunning views and a peaceful retreat, does require some caution due to its slippery…

Directions

From Fresno take Highway 41 north. After you drive through Oakhurst it is about another two miles and you will turn right on Rd. 222, that is the Bass Lake turnoff. Go a few miles and always stay to the left. It will turn into the high road of Bass Lake which is Rd. 426. You will pass by the Mountain Government Center on your left. The Falls is about another 1/4 mile. If you go over a bridge over…

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Where is Angel Falls?

Angel Falls is at Off of CA Rd 274, Bass Lake, CA, United States.

What kind of place is Angel Falls?

Angel Falls is listed as a trail in Bass Lake, CA, United States on True Nudists.

How do I get to Angel Falls?

From Fresno take Highway 41 north. After you drive through Oakhurst it is about another two miles and you will turn right on Rd. 222, that is the Bass Lake turnoff. Go a few miles and always stay to the left. It will turn into the high road of Bass Lake which is Rd. 426. You will pass by the…

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Rated 3.00 out of 5 from 1 member reviews.

I Love Angel Falls
3.00
But then again, I love hiking and backpacking. If you are looking for a resort, this is not the place for you. But it`s perfect for a day trip or to hike in and camp for a weekend (no fires and hike out all your trash). Not sure how it is doing with the California drought this year, but I still look forward to returning several times this summer.
2015-05-02