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Basics of Footpath Law
This page gives a summary of the law on public rights of way and
footpaths in England and Wales, with some notes about Scotland where the
legal situation is very different
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Introduction |
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Most land in Britain is privately owned, even in protected areas
such as national parks, but thanks to a good system of access for
walkers, there are many opportunities to explore on foot away from
roads, either by following footpaths and rights of way or, in many
places, by enjoying public access over wider areas of countryside.
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