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South Ayrshire
Outdoor Access
Land Reform Act (Scotland) 2003
On the 9th February 2005 everyone was given a statutory right of responsible access
to move freely in the outdoors and on inland waterways for recreation and passage
by non-motorised means. This act will make it easier for all of us to get out and
enjoy the outdoors. However the outdoors is also home and workplace to people and
this right of access only applies if the public behave responsibly.
View
full details of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 here. Or you can order
your own copy from
HMSO.