15 thoughts on “Ever explored outdoors completely naked?

  1. I went on a charity walk last year. It was clothing optional. I guess about 30 men and 8 or 10 women.

    All of the men (myself included) were fully naked apart from shoes. Some of the women were clothed, some topless and some naked.

    It was on a warm evening on a nature reserve, so all outdoors apart from a couple of bird hides and the cafe at the end. But it was after closing time, so not open to other public at the time.

    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/naked-heart-walk-at-rainham-marshes-tickets-444608685547?aff=odcleoeventsincollection&keep_tld=1 (it’s a past event, so you need to click on View Details and then View All Event Details to get to the actual details.

    Sadly it was not held again this year. There were a few similar walks, but all very distant and/or difficult to get to.

  2. It’s the reason this account has _v2 on the name.

    Sometime last year I started taking more risks when exploring public areas.
    I got caught when getting dressed again after the trainline picture. I was pushing the risks over and over again.

    I went out one night to do something else. While at a local Forrest it was getting closer to dawn. The light was getting just past the not completely dark yet. The car park was empty so I took off down the path and started stripping and taking photos in the most beautiful spots. When I got far away enough from the car par I decided it was time to start walking. This Forrest is quite big and bare foot it can take some time to walk.
    I striped off and left my clothes and walked away for a minute then walked back. It was still really early and I knew there was a circle route back to the spot I was at it takes about 10 minutes to walk. So I took of leaving my clothes behind. The walk was amazing that feeling of being completely naked with no chance to cover up was so freeing. And here in lies my issue. I got away with it. I’d walked 10 minutes completely naked and and loved every minute. I walked carrying my clothes a little way further in to the forest..I then dropped my clothes and set off walking again. Here’s the dumb part it was fine earlier as it has been early but by now it was about 6am and dog walkers were getting up and going out. I walked and walked for about 15 minutes everytime.ingot to another junction in the path thinking one more junction would be ok. After I got to the pnultimate junction I thought let’s just go one more junction. That fateful call was the wrong one. About 1 minutes later I heard 2 people talking while running and the sound of dogs. I ran back toward where if left my clothes but knew barefoot on gravel paths it would not work so I ran in to the trees to hide. Didn’t hide well enough and was caught. They kept running and I eventually got back to my clothes all ok. After that I got back to the car park to collect the car to go home not realizing they were also in the car park. I left but was followed for a long time before they gave up. But they obviouslt had my registration. They had no evidence of anything but I still decided I had been taking way too many risks and the feer of that knock on the door took me away from the scene for a while. I lost the 45 minute of this unfortunately after having to flash my phone.
    I’ve learned my lesson, still interested in everything and still getting naked in safe public environments but not taking as many risks anymore.well not as many uncalculated risks. Im still getting naked in public so….

      1. I wish, they were cool as they walked past but seemed not so cool about it when following in their car. That was kind of Im going to report you vibes.

        Now. I’m back I need to re engage with people and try and get a meet up sorted to even if it’s just one on one re do some of the experiments. Maybe make up some others too.

        1. It’s that risk of other people that are a hinderance as well as a thrill.

          I shared this once in a different thread but I went to a Nudist Resort that had a lot of areas to hike naked for the sole purpose of being naked in the great outdoors. I have said this and sincerely mean that I am very modest, and I wanted to do it on a day no one was there and when I could live out my dream in peace.

          However, when I got there, the owner that greeted me was nice and friendly, but as I started my walk around the place or to try and find the outdoor track in private, I ran into a gentleman that made me uncomfortable.

          For context, he was clothed and so was I (shorts and a tank top with a sports bra underneath for me) and he was returning from a shopping trip on his bike when he stopped to talk to me. The entire time he was asking stuff about me and saying that he ‘didn’t mind’ if I got naked while at the same time saying I should go back to his place. The entire conversation and moment was unsettlingly and if I was naked I would have been even more uncomfortable with him seeing me when I am most vulnerable.

          There is a beauty of appeal to being so vulnerable in nature, but at the same time, it’s that unpredictability and vulnerability especially in an area where people could be expected that there is a risk of bad things happening from others that might not share our intentions.

          I didn’t take my clothes off, and after much persistence of the man I told him that I had to go, I was only there an hour at most and recently the placed closed down but I would have never went back again.

          1. I’m so sorry you had that experience. That guy was a major creep and wouldn’t be any different in any other setting. I’m ecstatic you hadn’t disrobed yet, and relieved he didn’t get physical or even violent. I wonder if the resort was closed because of people like him preying on the guests? No bueno for business!

          2. I guess he was one of those, this is a nudist place I have an absolute right to see everyone here naked.

            Some people are just idiots like that. I’m sorry you went through that experience. Nudist places that allow single males will have these types of issues over and over again.

            Are there any places that don’t allow single males nearby to you where you could try again?

            Being shy and modest you can try to explore different things to build up confidence. Walking completely naked takes a lot of confidence. Especially in non nudest places. But walking with your clothing in hand and still wearing underwear can be done relatively easily. Then you can build up confidence /courage to go further.

            If you keep using the same location you can get used to busy and quiet times/areas. Big words or forrest will have neglected areas and quiet times in car parks..by using the same place you can find safe spaces (areas you can run to and hide our of sight). If you are going to leave clothes behind you could also have a spare stash of clothes you take with you. Picke an end and start point of your walk. Go to the end location (or mid point of doing a loop) and leave some spare clothes then go back to the start and leave you clothes behind setting off for your spare clothes.

  3. I like the advice of more gradual, I have done it in my own respects with some aspects of nudity but not really with outside.

    All of the places around me (that I have found) allow single men, this guy was relatively older and a thing about this place that I only learned through him was that they rented trailers out to non nudists and he was one of the renters. Meaning, I don’t think he was really a naturalist as much as anything.

    Still, it was a reminder of the ‘issues’ of nudity and why humans decided to wear clothes thousands of years ago.

  4. Way back in 2016, I was involved with a feature film, where they suddenly said they wanted an asylum scene with a pile of naked bodies having been medically experimented on. Whilst I was already a visible character in the film, I stripped off for the scene along with 8 others who I had managed to wrangle. I do have some images (but can’t comment here with an image!)

    1. Oh I should have said…

      The film shoot was in an abandoned asylum which was known for being an urban explorer space. We did have some UrbExrs whilst we were there – none of whom took up our offer of joining the pile!

  5. I’ve found many local places that have quiet spots in them. Quiet spots are not always safe spots to go exploring naked for long walks but they are good places to start exploring with little walks.
    I had to delete a lot of videos from the past but I have some more recent ones saved from walking in local areas. I often pick little areas to do small challenges in first then if the area seems safe I’ll go back and do more and more taking more time to be naked.

    We have a local country park, it has a section of path that goes right around the outside and alongside an industrial park it’s very tree covered and quite overgrown.. That long path I’ve tied a few times walking short parts of it naked just along the bits around the outside. The path then leads up to a connecting path that goes in 4 directions still in a relatively unused area. It has a look out area and bench maybe 20 yards away slightly up hill. The lookout is also up hill from a much more used path connected to it and when stood on it you can be seen from the path below.

    I’ve challenged myself to stripping slowly between the bench and the lookout. Starting at the bench walk down to the look out. Strip off 1 item and return that item to the bench. Then walk back down to the look out and remove another item returning that item to the bench. You end up quite undressed quite quickly but full naked for a short while. At the end you stand on the look out for a while before collecting clothes in reverse order to slowly get dressed again.

    Well this path also has a lead in to the main field next to the car park and you can do a circular walk round the outside, up to the lookout and bench, follow the path from the bench back up and on the entrance to the main field before heading back to the start of the covered path. Normally I would do small challenges in daylight no problem but I leave longer walks until either early morning or late night. The last time I went here I decided to do the loop at dusk about 7 pm. It had Just started to turn dark but not overly dark. I stripped off by a bench on the entrance to the main field then carried my clothes with me to walk the 8 or 9 minute loop. When I got back to the field there was a man and his dog just entering the field so I stoped just short of entering the field and got dressed again.

    I’ve probably done the bench and lookout challenge 3 times before. I had walked the small part of the path a few times too. The point is once I you’ve scoped out an area you can take a few more calculated risks. The next time I go back I will leave my clothes behind.

    I have many more stories (and videos) of exploring naked outdoors. Golf courses have some holes that are hidden in tree covered areas.

    Not completely naked but last weekend I was on a morning walk on a quietist path. I was wearing shorts t shirt underwear and a small zip up jacket.
    I found that the jacket got too warm so wrapped it round my waist. I then had the idea to see if it could be zipped up around my legs and waist at least as far as it could around my waist then tie the arms up to hold it up. That worked. So then I decided to strip off and put my shorts and underwear in my bag, t shirt back on then wrap the coat around leaving it a bit like a skirt I guess with a big zip up the front that could be undone. I had a 22 minute walk back down the path from here. I start with the zip undone at the front enough to expose me, after a while I pulled the zip down about half way and then a little while later I pulled the zip down to the bottom leaving it just connected. A coupe of minutes later I undone the zip fully and ticked the jacket in the arms tied around my leaving myself totallly exposed from the rear tooo for the first time. I walked lie that for a bit longer before getting back to close to houses. I then did the jacket back up. The path leads on to a private road that has a farm on it and is used by joggers and dog walkers a lot. The road is about 1 mile long. I stopped half way down the road to remove the jacket and t shirt before putting shorts back on again then t shirt.

    Again it’s a place I’ve walked a lot and one well for timings to be somewhat safe.
    Being in control of your nakedness gives you the option to pick how safe you want to be. It also leaves you chances to stop when you would like to carry on but aren’t sure. I’ve had a many time I’ve thought about being naked for a while and then just a waited and checked for 10 minutes repeatedly only for the option to no longer be viable by the time I’m half naked and have to get dressed quickly again because I’m in control of when and/or if someone sees me.

    I’m hoping my next big story will not be too far away and give me a whole new set of feelings and emotions to share here.
    Like I said it’s about building up confidence not just in yourself but in the area you choose and the chances/certainties of being seen.

  6. On my recent trip to Cyprus there were a few places where I found myself hiking basically on my own, so I stripped down to just shoes and a hat. It ws a great feeling of freedom.

    I read some advice online that it’s best to keep something on the ready to cover up if you happen to bump into people. If a fellow hiker stumbles upon a nude person (especially a nude man hiking alone), they might be offended or worse. It could even theoretically be considered assault in some places, the same as being a flasher in a trenchcoat. But if you have a towel or something ready to wrap up, and you do wrap up when you see/hear people coming, it’s much more considerate and (in my experience) people are much more relaxed and friendly.

    So essentially that’s what I did. A couple times I wasn’t so quick on the draw with the towel, and apologized. People just laughed and said it’s ok, and I removed the towel as soon as we passed eachother. I enjoyed the feeling that if they wanted to they could turn and look back. Maybe they did.

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