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South Ayrshire
Outdoor Access
Introduction
Access to South Ayrshire's outdoors extends to parks, the coast, hills, forests
and farmland. They provide great opportunities for open-air recreation, help improve
people's health and contribute to the local economy.
These pages provide information about access to the outdoors in South Ayrshire.
The aim is to tell you what your rights and responsibilities are, where you can
go and whom you can contact to obtain further information and advice.
Consultation on the Finalised Draft Core Paths Plan closed on 19th May 2009. No
further comments on the document can be accepted. Due to staff resource constraints,
progress towards adoption of the Plan has been delayed. If you have any queries
about the Plan, please contact Neil Feggans, Development Planning & Customers
Team Leader, Planning & Enterprise Service, on 01292 616128.