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 Farm animals: Never let your dog worry or attack farm animals. Don’t take your dog into fields with young farm animals.

 Public places: Keep your dog under close control and avoid causing concern to others, especially those who fear dogs.

 Dog waste: Pick up and dispose of carefully.

Fuller details can be found at www.outdooraccess-scotland.com.

Roadside camping

There is no legal right to roadside camping from a car. At one time it was common practice and this led to pollution problems in popular areas such as Glen Coe. You will find people camping beside the road, particularly in remote glens, but you should realise that you have no right to do so. You should obey any prohibition signs and you must leave if requested to do so by the landowner. Take particular care not to cause any form of pollution.

Motorhomes are a good base if you are walking in Scotland and there is rarely any difficulty finding somewhere to park. Caravans are much less flexible and should use caravan sites. Many of the single-track roads with passing places that are still common in the Highlands are not really suitable for caravans.