Dog walk

Figsbury Ring

Salisbury

Type of walk

Flat

What's here

Free Parking, Off Lead Areas

About this walk

This is a circular route of 1km/0.6miles around Figsbury Ring on the A30 London Road, just outside Salisbury. The entrance is about 1/2 mile west of the Hill Top Cafe, which is the nearest refreshments/toilet location. The postcode of the ring is SP4 6DT for sat nav users.

A large car park can be found 445m up the bumpy track from the A30. The entrance gate to the ring is located 165m from the carpark in the top corner. The ring itself is 1km round (on the external perimeter route), but you can also walk atop the ramparts or within the inner circle too. There are great views from the ramparts of the surrounding countryside.

There is also a bus stop on the A30 at the track entrance "Firsdown/Figsbury Ring" on the Salisbury Reds 87 route.

Distance = 0.6 miles circular routeDuration = ~15 minutes (@3mph)Elevation = 430ft AMSL (variation 50ft)Footwear = you don't really need wellies but the path can get very muddy if recently rained, in summer shoes sufficientDog mud factor = muddy paws when its rainyWeather = suitable for all weather conditions, but exposed so wrap up if windy or inclementViews = great views over surrounding countrysideParking = free but there are no facilities

National Trust website: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/figsbury-ring/Google map detail route: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=z0TySz4Dssd...Hill Top Cafe: http://www.hilltopsalisbury.co.uk/Salisbury buses: http://www.salisburyreds.co.uk/

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Comments (4)

Ginster3
a year ago

Lovely walk- we enjoyed it very much
Charlie4Walks
a year ago

Great views and dogs love running up and down the mounds. We always try to avoid the summer months because of picnickers and cattle on site from April to October. The only downside for some (not me) is that all you can do pretty much is walk in Link →
DuDawgs
9 months ago

Spectacular views here and well worth a visit. There is a slight deviation to this walk through the gates about half way round. That takes you down a steep narrow track to Winterbourne Earls. We will definitely go back there !!
Diana4
2 months ago

Could anyone tell me if this walk is secure as my dog can be mischievous with her recall... Thanks