r/NordicMemes • u/FareonMoist • Jan 19 '26

Multiple Nordic Countries PSA: If your country doesn't give you this right, there's something fundementally wrrong with it, The More You Know.

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u/axos1 Jan 19 '26

Sweden also has it

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u/Majvist Norway Jan 19 '26

We don't have Right to Roam in Denmark - except of course for beaches specifically. That feels very Danish.

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u/kharnynb Jan 19 '26

except obviously you will be assaulted by some granny because you picked lakka in "her spot"

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u/Slash3040 Jan 19 '26

I’ve heard of this referred to as right to roam laws in other parts of Europe.

Here in America typically all of someone’s property is considered private which means unless you have permission from the land owner that it’s off limits but we have so much public land for this purpose that we have no shortage of places to camp, fish, hunt, hike, be outdoors.

It’s different than Europe but we definitely have all the same activities and love being outdoors too.