The 4.8km (3 miles) of boundary which backs directly onto residential streets has more than 20 entrances.
There are over 9.6km (6 miles) of paths forming a strategic network which links the communities adjoining the woodland as well as providing a network of routes through new and existing woodland.
These routes are suited to a variety of users and are on mostly level ground or shallow slopes, without steps. Some routes are surfaced whereas others are unsurfaced and may be muddy in places.
Some paths are part of the Core Path Network. Interpretation and orientation on site is via information boards at two car parks, and sculptures situated at main path junctions.
A variety of circular routes of different lengths are possible, with excellent long-distance views obtained from many parts of the site. The path network links into external paths through Coul Den Local Nature Reserve and into the Lomond Hills Regional Park. A map is available below.