What you can do with everyone’s rights?

Everyone’s rights mean that you can:

• walk, ski or cycle freely, except very near people’s homes or across fields, for example
• camp temporarily wherever moving around is allowed (but you should pitch your tent at a sufficient distance from homes)
• pick wild berries, mushrooms and flowers
• fish with a hook and line and ice fish
• move on waterways and ice

Everyone’s rights do not give you permission to:

• disturb or harm others or the environment
• disturb nesting birds or game
• cut down or damage trees
• collect moss, lichen, soil or wood
• intrude on people’s privacy, move around in their yards or on their fields
• drop litter
• pick protected plants
• drive a motor vehicle off-road without the landowner’s permission
• build a fire without the landowner’s permission
• fish or hunt without the proper permits