Pier Road in Portishead, Somerset

Pier Road in North Somerset, Portishead is an asphalted, lit residential street (private). The road has no sidewalks. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Esplanade Road, Woodhill Road, Woodlands Road, Wood Hill Park, South Road, Leigh View Road, Pier Close and Woodacre. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This road is part of the hiking trail "King Charles III England Coast Path: Aust to Brean Down". Pier Road also exists in Greater London.

Road Type
residential street
Route
east-west

Artwork

  • Ship to Shore (artist: Jon Buck) – approx. 200 m.
  • Energy (artist: Mark Merer) – approx. 250 m.
  • Capstan – approx. 250 m.
  • Full Fathom Five (artist: Michael Dan Archer, granite). 108 granite columns installed in commemoration of seafaring. – approx. 400 m.
  • Arc of Angels (artist: Rick Kirby) – approx. 400 m.
  • Capstan – approx. 400 m.
  • Echo (artist: Rick Kirby) – approx. 450 m.
  • When Shall We Three Meet Again? (artist: Robert Stuart Clamp) – approx. 450 m.
  • Ox (artist: Jason lane) – approx. 500 m.
  • Elemental (artist: Matt Stein) – approx. 600 m.
  • Towards The Sky (artist: Ann Christopher) – approx. 600 m.
  • Crouch (artist: Rick Kirby) – approx. 650 m.
  • Arch (artist: Rick Kirby) – approx. 750 m.

Tourist information offices

  • Eastwood Local Nature Reserve – approx. 150 m.
  • Quays Marina Crabbing Pontoon – approx. 300 m.
  • Arts Trail – approx. 400 m.
  • Portishead Marina: Its Industrial Heritage – approx. 400 m.

Hairdressers

  • Quayside – approx. 600 m.

Bus stops

  • Newfoundland Way – approx. 450 m.
  • Village Square – approx. 750 m.

Gift shops

  • RNLI Shop – approx. 100 m.

Viewpoint

  • Portishead Pier (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 200 m.