The Right to Roam

The Right to Roam, often referred to as "access rights," allows individuals to walk and enjoy the countryside in certain areas without needing permission from landowners. This principle promotes outdoor recreation and environmental appreciation. In many countries, specific laws ensure public access to trails, mountains, and forests, while respecting private property. The exact rules can vary, including restrictions about where you can go and activities you can engage in, ensuring that both nature and landowners’ rights are protected. This balance encourages responsible enjoyment of natural landscapes for everyone.