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 woods and forests

 most urban parks, country parks and other managed open spaces

 rivers, lochs, canals and reservoirs

 riverbanks, loch shores, beaches and the coastline

 land in which crops have not been sown

 on the margins of fields where crops are growing or have been sown and along the ‘tramlines’ or other tracks which cross the cropped area

 grassland, including grass being grown for hay or silage (except when it is at such a late stage of growth that it is likely to be damaged)

 fields where there are horses, cattle and other farm animals

 on all core paths agreed by the local authority

 on all other paths and tracks where these cross land on which access rights can be exercised

 on grass sports or playing fields, when not in use, and on land or inland water developed or set out for a recreational purpose, unless the exercise of access rights would interfere with the carrying on of that recreational use

 golf courses, but only for crossing them and providing that you do not take access across greens or interfere with any games of golf