Visitors to Bunkers Hill have four entrances to choose from. The main entrance is through a kissing gate off Whittington Hall Lane. You can also enter the wood using a stile (complete with a special access gate for dogs) from the adjacent fields to the west. The third entrance – a kissing gate – can be found on the wood’s eastern boundary off Sugar Loaf Lane. The fourth entrance is a stile in the south-western-most corner of the wood, which connects to a public footpath.
You can explore Bunkers Hill using two public footpaths as well as a large network of permissive paths. The sandy, quite gravelly soils mean that many of the flatter rides are free-draining and stay relatively dry all year-round. Combined with the gentle, smooth gradient, there is great access for wheelchairs and pushchairs.