Hi Davey B,

Quite happy to join you in having a ramble in the country, especially in warmer months, would be great if there were more willing to join and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

http://www.justwearasmile.co.uk/natram/contact/contact.htm
naturist ramblers in the south

I am interested in walking naked but live in Cambridgeshire on the border with Bedfordshire if anyone in this area or close would like to arrange some walks or group in this area please contact me so we can get together and form a local walking group nd fined places to go for a nice walk naked and free.

I also like to hike nude usualy around the New Forest so anyone interested in a naked hike let me know

There are a number of walking groups on facebook. I have no idea how active each group is but you can find them here

The naturist ramblers operating in the southeast are a well regulated group with good organisation, safety in mind and are a BN member club. A typical walk will attract 25 plus members.

Davie  8)

I can only echo Davie’s comments regarding Naturist Ramblers. This was formed from the walking group of the Singie Outdoors Club a few years back and arranges 15-20 walks a year around the south east. The walks have been established over many years and there is a changing schedule each walking season.
http://www.justwearasmile.co.uk/natram/index.htm
I’ve been on many walks with them over the years and they are always enjoyable.

There are a number of walking groups on facebook. I have no idea how active each group is but you can find them here

The naturist ramblers operating in the southeast are a well regulated group with good organisation, safety in mind and are a BN member club. A typical walk will attract 25 plus members.

Davie  8)

Thanks for that useful link, Davie .. We did not know about the Snowdonia and N Wales group and have requested to join accordingly.

Pleased its been a useful link for you. I was born and bred in North Wales and if I still lived there I'd be joining a Snowdonia group. I do find the Berwyns a reasonable distance to travel for a good days walk.

Davie  8)

Berwyn mountains a great place for hiking snowdonia a bit to busy for my liking

We have often free-hiked in the Rhinnogs for up to 9 hours, with nice skinny-dipping too.

Looks like a good place for a hike going to check it out mean the better weather arrives. Do you start from llanbedr?

No. We start from near Llyn Trawsfynydd dam, with choice of two routes, one staying lower but the other linking high-level rocky pavements ..

The Naturist Ramblers group have published their walks programme for 2019.  Have a look at the link below.

http://www.justwearasmile.co.uk/natram/prog/prog.htm

I organise a group of ramblers in what I call the mid-Yorkshire area - Leeds, Doncaster etc. Did a few walks last year and hoping for more this year. A few textile walks during the cooler months. If anyone interested in being added to our mailing then get in touch.