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Legal Term - Access Land
Access land refers to land that is open to the public for outdoor recreational activities, as specified by the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. It
Encompasses terrain depicted as uncultivated land (such as mountains, moors, heaths, or downs) on a definitive map issued by a relevant rural organization (such as the Countryside Agency or the Countryside Council for Wales), or as communal land, or land located at an altitude exceeding 600 meters above sea level, or land that has been designated as accessible land.
Access land refers to land that is open to the public for outdoor recreational activities, as specified by the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. It
Encompasses terrain depicted as uncultivated land (such as mountains, moors, heaths, or downs) on a definitive map issued by a relevant rural organization (such as the Countryside Agency or the Countryside Council for Wales), or as communal land, or land located at an altitude exceeding 600 meters above sea level, or land that has been designated as accessible land.
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