Welcome to Ramblers Scotland

Ramblers Scotland is the representative body for walkers in Scotland and its overall aim is to encourage walking and public understanding of the outdoors by

• promoting walking for health and pleasure
• securing access for walkers
• developing path networks
• protecting the outdoor environment.

Current

• Ramblers Scotland's Autumn Campaigns Briefing
• Donald Trump's Golfcourse
• A Golden Opportunity for a Healthy Scotland
• Alladale and the Reintroduction of Wolves

Ramblers Scotland took a leading role during the passage of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 passed by the Scottish Parliament in January 2003, receiving Royal Assent in March. This Act establishes a statutory right of responsible access over most areas of land and water including mountains, moorland, forests, farmland, coasts and riverbanks and is accompanied by the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Dave Morris, Director of Ramblers Scotland stated “We can proudly say that Scotland now has one of the best arrangements in Europe for public access to land and water for its citizens and for its visitors”. More about access.

Ramblers Scotland has also taken a leading role in the promotion of healthy walking we're extending our work in this area throughout Scotland. More about promoting walking.

Ramblers Scotland currently has 58 Groups including 3 20s-30s Groups. Find local groups

Contact details Ramblers Scotland:
e-mail: scotland@ramblers.org.uk or Tel: 01577 861222