right to roam The future of wild camping in England and Wales hangs in the balance at the Supreme Court as decision looms Dartmoor is the last place in England and Wales where people can sleep under the stars without seeking permission or paying for the privilege – campaigners face their final battle today What is the right to roam? We explain what right to roam covers as well as what it doesn’t, which countries have right to roam policies and the benefits of freedom to roam Wild camping on Dartmoor under threat: England’s last bastion under scrutiny With a ruling set to be made on wild camping on Dartmoor, we take a look at the issues surrounding wild camping in the UK Latest right to roam news Famous artists and writers back the Right to Roam campaign in England By Emily Woodhouse last updated 3 December 20 A letter to the Prime Minister calls for an extension of the CRoW Act over woodlands, rivers and Green Belt land Hiking Advnture NewsletterAll the latest inspiration, tips and guides to help you plan your next Advnture!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Are you prepared for winter conditions? Hikers warned after man rescued by helicopter from Mt. Timpanogos with "frozen feet"2Salewa Pedroc Powertex Shoes review: speed hikers forged in the Dolomites3“I probably should’ve trained more” – how top climbers Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell prepared for The Devil’s Climb 4We camped wild in the Nemo Hornet Osmo backpacking tent and it was "a pleasure to live in" – grab yours for 25% off at REI 5"Dizzy descents, endless climbs, and mud" – Mathieu Blanchard comes out swinging at Reunion Island 100-miler after disappointing UTMB DNF
Famous artists and writers back the Right to Roam campaign in England By Emily Woodhouse last updated 3 December 20 A letter to the Prime Minister calls for an extension of the CRoW Act over woodlands, rivers and Green Belt land
