The cheeky reason crowds of young tourists and bushwalkers are flocking to a national park to strip to their underwear and pose in risqué photos
- A trend sweeping Australia has seen hikers strip in nature as they strike a pose
- Booti Booti National Park in New South Wales has seen an influx of tourists
- Pristine beaches and forests provide the perfect background for racy pictures
Crowds of tourists have flocked to a national park to have a crack at a cheeky trend sweeping Australia.
Brave hikers have decided to lose their kit and strike a pose in front of the Booti Booti National Park welcome sign in New South Wales.
A flurry of images have been appearing on social media of men and women stripped down in the national park with the naughty name.
Brave hikers have decided to lose their kit and strike a pose in front of the Booti Booti National Park welcome sign in New South Wales
'Appropriate pose for the name of the national park,' one caption read
Booti Booti National Park in New South Wales is famous for its beaches and forests but now it's the name drawing the crowds
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The 8km peninsular features pristine beaches and forests, which provide the perfect backdrop for the pictures.
'Appropriate pose for the name of the national park,' one caption read.
'I guess you could say it was a sign?' another caption read.
Some hikers were more adventurous than others and chose to lose their clothes completely - showing off their tan lines in the process.
Tourists have been showing off their tan lines as they flash the camera a short of their bare bums
These lads were brave enough to strip down at the park but felt they needed to be a bit more discreet when posting to social media
Not everyone has been brave enough to drop their pants - this woman chose to simply strike a pose
Motorists would be in for a shock if that drove past these ladies taking a picture
And while many trend followers have chosen to drop their pants and flash the camera, some have chosen to be a bit more discreet by keeping their clothes on but still flaunting their assets.
The park has long been a destination with plenty of hiking, swimming, birdwatching, and whale watching but the recent trend has seen an influx of attention - especially on social media.
Cheeky images have flooded social media recently - however it's not clear who started this trend
Social media users have been showing off their assets on top of the Booti Booti National Park recently
The 8km peninsular features pristine beaches and forests, which provide the perfect backdrop for the pictures
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