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A Public Right of Way is a right for the public to pass over land that belongs to someone else. They can be categorised as either:
You have a legal right to 'pass and repass along the way'.
You can stop to rest, admire the view or consume refreshments, as long as you stay on the path and do not cause an obstruction.
You can take a pram or pushchair, but there's not guarantee the path will be suitable for this.
You can take a dog with you, as long as you keep it under close control. There's no requirement for stiles to be suitable for dogs to use.
Find out more about your rights on the Ramblers Association website