Hunter's Hill, Hilldale

Hunter's Hill was a former quarry that has since been transformed by the Council to make the most of its beautiful woodlands, shrubs and rock faces by creating footpaths, wheelchair access, seating and picnic areas as well as scenic view points.

Visitors can wander through the serene woodlands, discover the hidden wildlife, take in the extraordinary panoramic views or just go for a picnic.

Hunter's hill is a particularly good site for bees and butterflies in the summer months and for fungi in the autumn/winter months. The Ranger Service manage the habitats accordingly and there are a themed volunteer days and walks throughout the year. For further information please see our events programme.

Facilities

• Car parking
• Bridleway

How to find us

Hunter's Hill is situated at the peak of Bannister Lane in rural Bispham. Public transport links to the area are limited, get in touch with our Park Ranger service for more information.

Use Google Maps to get directions to Hunter's Hill (external link).

Accessibility

Our Parks and Countryside Service work hard to manage and maintain all of our sites to ensure that they are accessible and safe for all their visitors. However, while using the trails, you may encounter uneven surfaces, debris, or other obstacles. If you have any concerns or suggestions about how we can improve access to the site or you require further information, please contact the Ranger Service via 01695 622794 or beacon.park@westlancs.gov.uk.