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It depends on local law. In most U.S. states, if a piece of property is privately owned, the owner can set any regulations or rules he or she sees fit. If an owner sets a no tresspassing rule and you violate it, you can be arrested for trespassing (in accordance with whatever the local laws say). In Scotland there is the "Right to Roam" law which permits people to walk across private estates and along private roads so long as they follow certain rules e.g. closing gates, no damage.

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