Practical guide for all

Activities such as hang gliding and paragliding

Beaches, dunes and the foreshore

Be a responsible camper - follow the Access Code tips on: access, using stoves instead of lighting open fires and what to do when you need the loo!

Rock climbing and breeding birds

Cycling on paths and off-road, including mountain biking

Access with vehicles built or adapted for people with disabilities

Access with dogs, including livestock, dog waste, commercial dog walking and dog sports.

Fields or open country with farm animals, including lambs or calves

Deer stalking, shooting and fishing

Fields with arable or grass crops, including ploughing and harvesting

Forestry and woodland, including forest operations

Crossing golf courses

Hillwalking during the stag stalking season.

Horse riding on or off-path

Firing ranges and other military training areas

Places managed to safeguard wildlife

Car parking, paths, gates and activities such as picnicking and mushroom gathering

Organised events based on outdoor recreation such as walking, running or mountain biking

Visit to the outdoors organised by teachers or outdoor educators

Public parks, pitches and playing fields, and other managed open spaces

Houses and gardens, farmyards, and historic buildings or other cultural heritage sites

Access on foot - activities covered by access rights and key principles of the Code

Rivers, canals, lochs and reservoirs

Canoeing, rafting, sailing and swimming