Guided walks led by artist Sue Martin will explore multi-artist artworks along the new Salisbury River Park. The trail stretches just under a mile, starting from Central Car Park and ending in Fisherton Recreation Ground and takes approximately 2 hours on foot (also suitable for people using wheelchairs or mobility scooters). Including murals, sculpture, soundscapes, and living willow you will have an opportunity to learn about each artist with a chance to discover more about the nature that inspired diverse and colourful responses to the five rivers that are part of the city of Salisbury. These walks were really popular last year and have been extended to include new artworks completed in 2026.

Meet at the toilet block at Central Car Park, situated at the junction of Avon Approach and the car park. Just at the rear of Sainsburys.
Starting point What 3 Words: ///join.wheels.tiles

The trail will finish at Fisherton Recreation Ground, from where you can make your own way onwards or back to the start.
Finishing point What 3 Words: ///hood.sparks.slope

Part of the Public Arts Programme for Salisbury River Park, curated by Studio Response in partnership with the Environment Agency, Wiltshire Council, and Salisbury City Council.