The Countryside Code is designed to ensure everyone is able to enjoy the natural world in harmony with wildlife, the environment and the people who work within it. This guidance has been updated so that landowners must ensure their land can be easily reached by ‘visitors with different abilities and needs’ effectively, asking them to replace stiles and kissing gates with accessible access points, and to use more accessible signage.
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