Access
Breadcrumbs
- How do I know where I am allowed to go?
- How do I know when the access land is closed?
- Are there lots of signs in the countryside telling me where I can and cannot go?
- Will access information points be shown on the map?
- The media sometimes use the phrase 'right to roam'. Does this mean I can go where I want?
- What activities are allowed on access land?
- Can I ride a horse or a bike across access land?
- What activities are not included in the new rights?
- Do I have to keep my dog on a lead?
- Does the new right mean that I can walk on Ministry of Defence (MOD) land?
- What is ‘excepted land’?
- Why have ‘excepted land’?
- How do I recognise excepted land?
- How does ‘excepted land’ affect existing rights of way / access?
- Who defines what ‘excepted land’ is?
- Can ‘excepted’ land status change?
