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I read a few days ago about an area or accommodation where we could stay that had multiple hiking trails ( nude friendly ) but can't find or remember what the place is. Anyone have any ideas?
We have been at Terra Cotta and Desert Sun but this is a different place and apparently west of Palm Springs.
The site I saw even included some cyclists that used the trails.

Are you thinking of Glen Eden? It's west of Palm Springs, but I don't know about nude hiking there..never been.
http://gleneden.com/about-us/directions/

That sounds familiar and maybe thats it?

I'll look into it.

Something about a ranch? in the name comes to mind.

Olive Dell Ranch? http://www.olivedellranch.com/

We like Glen Eden, but each to their own.

It had to have been Olive Dell Nudist Ranch. Lots and lots of hiking trails. Glen Eden, of which we are members, has a "trail" but it pales in comparison to ODNR's trails.

For even better trails ... look up DeAnza Springs Nude Resort in Jacumba, CA, about an hour + east of San Diego! Lots more trails there and hiking in a National Park adjacent to the resort!

http://deanzasprings.com/
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Olive Del Ranch sponsors an annual Bare Burro 5-K Run in the buff. Great fun. Always in April; 27 April in 2014.

Learn something new every day on this Board. Never heard of Olive Dell and it is only about 40 minutes from us. Did a search on trip advisor but no reports.

Wondering what the vibe is there, age ranges, couples only or singles allowed, C/O or total nudity etc. Any infor would be appreciated. Thanks

What a wonderful resource this is! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Clapping.gif" alt="" /> This gives needed information for a midwestern couple that is looking for warmer locations for nude recreation options in the southwest. We visited Palm Springs a few years ago and were impressed with the number of fit and active "older" people in that area.

There was a two page spread on Olive Dell in the AANR Bulletin maybe 6 months age. You should be able to search for it if you are a member. Looked a little rustic if I remember correctly. I put it on my bucket list. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Grin.gif" alt="" />