Land Reform Act The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 established a statutory framework of public access rights to most land and inland water.
Scottish Outdoor Access Code - for visitors and land managers The Code provides a practical guide to help everyone make informed decisions about exploring Scotland’s great outdoors in a safe and responsible way.
National Access Forum The National Access Forum (NAF) has been established by NatureScot to advise on national issues linked to Scottish access rights.
Local access forums What is a Local Access Forum (LAF)? Find out who is involved and get the latest updates.
Core paths plans The core paths network across Scotland aims to give everyone 'reasonable access throughout their area'. Find out where your nearest core path is.
Education resources Activity Guides for teachers and group leaders across two age groups (8-12 years and 12-14 years) are available. Enjoy your day out!
Resources to promote responsible access Downloadable images to help promote safe and responsible enjoyment of our outdoors.
Other best practice Codes A range of guides are available to help you take responsible access to the countryside for a range of activities (walking, cycling, paddling, riding, wild camping and much more).
Access Code branding Download branding materials and set texts to help promote access rights and responsibilities.
TV and radio adverts The first TV adverts were created in 2005 to promote and raise awareness of the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. They were updated in 2008 with a fresh voiceover.
Gaelic Gàidhlig Scotland is a fantastic country for enjoying the outdoors. The Land Reform Act provides guidance on exploring the countryside in a safe and responsible way.
