I don’t know this hill … but I employed my usual technique of looking it up on Sotlas SOTLAS which will often show reports and give an idea about access.
Sometimes hills are covered by “access land” - this is shown on 1:25 000 maps and within some rules ( dogs on leads, no vehicles etc.) allows open access. Most moorland in the north of England is open access. I had a look on the 1:25 000 and this one isn’t! (Bing Maps have an Ordanance Survey Option so you will be able to see the 1:25 000 map. Open access land has a brownish line around the edge and is slightly colored)
The map symbol shows a track but does not show a public right of way and TBH I don’t think you could tell by looking just at the map. It might be open and easy to access causing no difficulties, or it might be surrounded by a 3m wire mesh fence and patrolled by guard dogs! Thats where the reports really help - and the ones that I looked at seemed to imply all would be well - but have a read yourself - they are usually full of tips. Hope this is useful…ish. At least it will be clearer than the lockdown rules.
73 Paul