This is part 2 of our visit to Lake Bronson Club, a “nudist park” about an hour east of Seattle, Washington.
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In part 1, we brought you along on a couple of naked hikes with our pups. We also discussed where spent our Labor Day weekend (U.S. holiday), and how nudist resorts often have RV site availability even on busy holidays…
We love nude hiking and Lake Bronson is a great place to lose all your clothes and be one with nature. This club has many trails and they’re amongst the best we’ve encountered in our travels. Also worth a mention are the trails at Mountain Air Ranch in Colorado, Mountaindale Sun Resort in Oregon, and Dyer Woods in Rhode Island.
The highlight of our time at Lake Bronson has to be the hike down to the waterfall and river. A truly magical experience.
Next up: Portland, Oregon, Collins Beach & Rooster Rock (clothing-optional river beaches), Silver Falls State Park… Stay tuned!
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Lake Bronson is beautiful, both the location and the people that live and/or work there.
The facilities are also unique and well maintained.
Didn’t catch the water rising but something else was? Could’ve been lense distortion
I think you’ve spotted some special effects 😉