Nova Scotia Naked Hiking

[gameman34]

Hello

Just seeing if there are fellow Bluenosers in here that are interested in nude hiking. Please touch base on here if you are at all interested.

Take care
M

[gameman34]

Hello

Just seeing if there are fellow Bluenosers in here that are interested in nude hiking. Please touch base on here if you are at all interested.

Take care
M

[namedun]

Fortunately I escaped NS

[Gary Naturist]

You might want to ask this question on www.nudecanadian.com (http://www.nudecanadian.com) or www.netnude.com (http://www.netnude.com) (which has a Canada section).

I have hiked nude along the shore beyond Crystal Crescent Beach, where some were nude and some were clothed. Have you? May not be possible now.

Gary

[gameman34]

Hi Gary

Yes, you can still hike naked along the trails past the beach at CCB. Its not legal of course and you would be wise to hike past the busy areas. But its a gorgeous hike as I am sure you remember. Can go for hours naked.

Take care
Michael

[Gary Naturist]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by gameman34:
Hi Gary

Yes, you can still hike naked along the trails past the beach at CCB. Its not legal of course and you would be wise to hike past the busy areas. But its a gorgeous hike as I am sure you remember. Can go for hours naked.

Take care
Michael <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I understood that the nudist community reached an accommodation with the police that they would confine themselves to a specific beach or beaches and wouldn't hike beyond.

Am I correct? Are you saying that there's no enforcement past the busy areas?

Is it permitted to camp overnight along this trail?

Gary

[gameman34]

Hi Gary.

Sorry I have been away for a bit. To answer your questions, the deal is that if you stick to the "nude" beach you are fine with the fuzz. But if you are caught naked after the beach (along the trail) you could be charged with public nudity. However, if you hike far enough they leave you along. Basically because they dont want to hike that far out to arrest anyone.

As for camping, there is no camping permitted in the park but again, if you hike far enough, you can set up a camp site and not worry about being bothered. Of course you just have to use a bit of common sense and respect others and the environment. /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

Take care
Michael