The Walla Walla Valley is home to many talented artists. Much of their work is on display and livening up the heart of Walla Walla. Take a moment to grab a coffee and tour the sculptures that soften and enhance our community.
The Walla Walla Valley is home to many talented artists. Much of their work is on display and livening up the heart of Walla Walla. Take a moment to grab a coffee and tour the sculptures that soften and enhance our community.
ArtWalla created this guidebook that provides insight on more than a dozen sculptures as well as background about their creators. Check out ArtWalla for current events and fun ways to engage with the community.
Amenities
A number of coffee shops, restaurants, and retail stores line Main Street. There is a public restroom facility at Heritage Square Park (116 East Main Street); otherwise, consider supporting the local economy in trade for the key to the restroom.
Field Notes
Pets: In general, pets are allowed on a leash and under control throughout jurisdictions. The only restrictions we have encountered are around swimming areas. As a best practice, be mindful of riparian habitat in general. You never know where a precious spawning area might be located. Pack it in and pack it out applies to your furry friend as well.
Disclaimer: While the Outside Walla Walla team has enjoyed all the adventures listed on this site, we cannot provide real-time conditions & maintenance reports. Extreme weather can change access overnight. Volunteer groups might lose capacity to manage trail systems. We do our best to report that information and update our site accordingly, but please read our Disclaimer (footer) and proceed with any adventure as your comfort level allows.
Walking Paths
The sculpture tour is about a one mile walk following Main Street through downtown Walla Walla featuring 14 sculptures from several artists.
Go anytime you want to take a stroll and enjoy local art–don’t forget the Whitman College Campus Sculpture Walking Tour is only a few blocks east as well.
This walking tour begins at Xeriscape Park at the end of East Main Street and concludes at Crawford Park (the bus depot & location of the downtown farmers market). Park on Main Street and cross Rose Street on foot as Xeriscape Park does not have parking immediately adjacent to the area.
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