Let's hope that the settling of this case creates more lawsuits against the blocked access to public lands all across the west.
As mentioned,, if it's "public" then we should have access.
And if polite, legal agreements can be reached,, they should work hard at doing so.
Or, as I mentioned before,, work out a land swap, or whatever to appease everyone. If not,, eminent domain, at least enough to allow a legal crossing from one piece of public to a (currently) land locked piece.