Everyman's rights
Everyman's rights in a nutshell
You can
- freely move in forests and meadows by foot, skis or bike.
- temporarily spend time (i.e. camp) in areas where moving is also allowed.
- collect natural berries, fungi and flowers.
- fish with a hook and line.
- move in waters by swimming or boat.
You cannot
- cause disturbance to others.
- disturb birds' nests or offspring.
- disturb the animals of the forest.
- fell down or damage growing trees.
- collect dead trees or moss without permission.
- make a fire on another person's property.
- disturb other people by camping near their houses or buildings.
- litter.
- drive a motor vehicle without the land owner's permission.
- fish or hunt without proper permits.