Buff Along the Bluffs: Court Gives Reprieve to San Onofre Nudists
In June, state parks officials announced they were ending a three-decade-old practice of allowing nude beachgoers to use what is known as Trail 6 beach. The Naturist Action Committee, a national pro-nudist group, filed a lawsuit claiming the state could not unilaterally change a state policy without first holding a public hearing, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
Nudism is not technically legal at California's state beaches. But the department's policy since the late 1970s has been to leave nudists alone unless a complaint from the public is received. Park officials can still try and adopt a zero-tolerance policy, but not without more court challenges.
So, until that happens, nudists can still enjoy Trail 6 beach au naturel. Just make sure to bring the large economy bottle of sunscreen.
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