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Some might depend if it's Scotland or not?
Business called Fellrunningguide leads/coaches runs on open access land in Peak District so unless he has agreement with landowners I guess it's ok to use for commercial purposes? It is a guess though.
Maybe contact LDWA about checkpoint stuff as they'll have knowledge.
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A little OT maybe but does anyone know much about Open Access Land and the laws that govern what you can and can't do? I know that I'm legally entitled to go walking across access land, wherever I like (excluding the exceptions), but can I run a business enterprise (e.g. guided walks) that utilise the land? Could I organise a free guided walk over the land? What about setting up a temporary thing like a checkpoint? Could the land owner stop any of these activities?
If anyone knows how the law treats these things I'd really appreciate you answering a few questions.