National Access Forum

The National Access Forum (NAF) has been established by NatureScot to advise on national issues linked to Scottish access rights.

In this section

History and achievements

The Access Forum was established in 1994 to debate and resolve access issues at a national level, bringing together the main national bodies with an interest in access to the outdoors.
Meeting papers

The National Access Forum meets several times a year to discuss how to develop, manage and promote access locally. The papers from these meetings are available for everyone to read.
Guidance documents

The National Access Forum has produced several guidance documents, on a range of topics where more detailed advice was needed, and these are available to read.

The Role of the National Access Forum

The National Access Forum (NAF) has been established by NatureScot to advise on national issues linked to Scottish access rights.

The NAF complements the work of local access forums, which advise on and help to resolve local access issues.

The NAF aims to be as open and participatory as possible and welcomes contributions from all bodies with an interest in national access issues. See our list of members or read about our operating principles.

To find out more about the NAF please contact Ali Tait (details below)

Ali Tait, Secretary, National Access Forum, c/o NatureScot, Torlundy, Fort William. PH33 6SW Tel: 01463 701662
Email: [email protected]

National Access Forum

In this section

History and achievements

Meeting papers

Guidance documents

The Role of the National Access Forum