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Whilst it may all sound like common sense to most sane intelligent people out there who take to the outdoors, it was deemed necessary to come up with a code telling us how to behave, so there must be one or two of us out there that need telling :O)
Enjoy the countryside and respect its life and work.
Guard against all risks of fire.
Fasten all gates.
Keep your dogs under close control.
Keep to public paths across farmland.
Use gates and stiles to cross fences, hedges and walls.
Leave livestock, crops and machinery alone.
Take your litter home.
Help to keep all water clean.
Protect wildlife, plants and trees.
Take special care on country roads.
Make no unnecessary noise.
Below are links to safety related topics within the site.
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Hillwalking Safety - The safety of you and your companions should always be of paramount importance when you are walking on the hills of the UK (and in need further a field). Taking simple precautions...Read More |
| The Hillwalking Bookshop - We have a slection of hill walking related books, but we're not just limited to books, we have maps and cameras too...Read More |
| Places to Stay in Scotland - View our ever growing list of places to stay...Read More |
| Ordnance Survey Maps - as a part of our book shop we have a selection of Ordnance Survey maps for you...Read More |
| Airy Cottage, Self Catering in Argyll - Situated in the small village of Kames, adjacent to Tighnabruaich (Best Village Award 2001), Argyll, Scotland, Airy Cottage offers...Read More |
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