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Introductions / Hello, hi
« on: March 03, 2023, 03:29:23 AM »
I had lived in Tucson for several years and only recently gotten back into naturism. I used to get naked in the forest around my hometown and go walking or mountain biking when I was growing up. I've been living in the Northeast for the past year. Spent some time at The Ledges in southern Vermont, but didn't have enough time or chances to visit the other beaches around here.
I'll hopefully be moving back to Tucson soon and plan to continue doing naturist stuff. I have a few areas on my short-term bucket-list (I don't know what type of list you would call that. My pail list?) like Black's Beach, Verde Hot Springs (if it's reopened from the fire yet), and so on, but I would love some specific suggestion on where to freehike in the Southwest. I've mostly been to Reddington Pass and just a few random other areas. Anyone willing to share any locations where I could hike a ways and not have to worry about running into others? The closer to Tucson the better. I've read jbee's blog every now and then over the years, it might be where I first learned about Tanque Verde, but I haven't sifted through this forum much yet. Let me know if there's any other good resources I should be tapping into.
Thanks! And happy trails!
I'll hopefully be moving back to Tucson soon and plan to continue doing naturist stuff. I have a few areas on my short-term bucket-list (I don't know what type of list you would call that. My pail list?) like Black's Beach, Verde Hot Springs (if it's reopened from the fire yet), and so on, but I would love some specific suggestion on where to freehike in the Southwest. I've mostly been to Reddington Pass and just a few random other areas. Anyone willing to share any locations where I could hike a ways and not have to worry about running into others? The closer to Tucson the better. I've read jbee's blog every now and then over the years, it might be where I first learned about Tanque Verde, but I haven't sifted through this forum much yet. Let me know if there's any other good resources I should be tapping into.
Thanks! And happy trails!