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  1. Forest / woodland

    The Meat Rack — Fire Island

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    Fire Island, NY, New York, 11782, United States

    The wooded Carrington Tract linking Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pines — officially the Judy Garland Memorial Pathway — is one of America's most storied outdoor cruising areas, active since the 1950s. The Fire Island Pines Historical Society documents its role as a refuge where anonymity rules ("no lights, no talking") once prevailed; Suffolk County police raids were frequent through the 1960s. Reach it on foot between the two hamlets via ferry from Sayville. Summer weekends and events like Pines Party still draw crowds. Fire Island National Seashore woodland — bring mosquito spray and respect federal land rules.

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    Castel Fusano Pinewood

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    Rome, RM, Lazio, Italy

    The sprawling coastal pine forest behind Castel Fusano beach near Ostia is a long-standing outdoor cruising area, active both day and night. Shaded trails offer plenty of cover away from the main paths. Pair it with a beach day in summer; drive or take the Roma–Lido line to Castel Fusano.

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    Boscoincittà

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    Milan, MI, Lombardy, Italy

    A 110-hectare woodland on Milan's western edge, quieter and far more secluded than Parco Sempione. Its forest paths and meadows draw a mix of joggers and cruisers on weekday afternoons and summer weekends. Reach it by tram line 14 or by car; there are no facilities, so come prepared.

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    Monsanto Forest Park

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    Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal

    Lisbon's largest green space, on the hills above Belém and Alcântara, with genuinely forested trails that offer the cover the central gardens lack. Activity centres on the Parque de Merendas picnic area and is busiest on weekend evenings. You will need a car or taxi — there is no metro. Public cruising is not permitted under Portuguese law, so be discreet.

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