
Location
The Ledges
Wilmington, VT, United States
About The Ledges
Located in the picturesque town of Wilmington, Vermont, The Ledges is a well-known naturist spot that attracts visitors who appreciate the freedom of a clothing-optional environment. This serene location offers a unique blend of natural beauty and the liberating experience of enjoying nature in its purest form. The Ledges is situated along the Harriman Reservoir, providing a perfect setting for various outdoor activities. Naturists frequent this area to sunbathe, swim, and partake in peaceful hikes. The legal status of nudity here is established, making it a safe space for enthusiasts of the…
Directions
From Brattleboro, take RT 9 W. Before you get to Wilmington, go S on RT 100 to the Harriman Reservoir. Go ~0.2 miles, pass Dix Rd on your left and then turn right on to Boyd Hill Rd. Go down this dirt road for about a mile to the parking area for the Jacksonville Picnic Area (there is swimming at the picnic area also). Follow the trail to the right of the picnic area into the woods. When you see…
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Rated 4.50 out of 5 from 2 member reviews.
Recent visit
4.00On are last visit we used the kyaks to navigate to the clothing optional area. Once we were near shore we were able to disrobe. What a feeling to come as shore and hangout among at least 100 other nudists. Definitely going back soon.
Pros: Its relatively quiet, everyone seem to have fun and enjoyed being nude
Cons: If you walk from the parking lot it’s a hike.
2019-07-17
Best in southern Vermont
5.00The title says it all. This is the place if you are looking for a place to enjoy sun, water, a walk in the woods, laid-back people. It is the most comfortable and friendliest natural place I have ever visited. Although I live 90 minutes away, it's always worth the visit.
Pros: sun (often), water, natural surroundings
Cons: clothing is required on the approach and departure (though I'm not sure why)
2019-06-21