Dog walking in Mckeesport

Liberty

The neighborhood of Liberty, located on the western side of the Youghiogheny River, is a residential community with plenty of green space for you and Fido to enjoy. Here, you can take your furry friend to Dead Man's Hollow Conservation Area. This 450-acre natural woodland has eight miles of trails that you and your pup will be able to explore. Make sure you check out the Enchanted Staircase, Table Rock, and the Three Trunk Sycamore while you're visiting. Dogs on a leash are allowed to accompany you. Make sure you bring along water and waste bags. This is a pack in, pack out facility.

Renzie - Grandview

Renzie-Grandview is a well-populated neighborhood with peaceful residential streets. Take your pup for a walk past single-family homes in this community. When you want to get some fresh air, head to Renziehausen Park on 5th Avenue. This 250-acre facility includes athletic fields, a rose garden, open fields, and walking trails. Go for a walk or jog with your pooch on the paved pathway that winds around the ball fields and past the fishing pond. After stretching your legs, grab a picnic in the park. Remember to keep your dog restrained on a leash and to clean up any droppings when visiting the area.

Port Vue

The neighborhood of Port Vue, located on the east side of the Youghiogheny River, is a residential area with green space, a recreational facility, and a school. This neighborhood offers access to a pawtacular multi-use trail. Go for a walk or jog along the River on the Great Allegheny Passage - North Trail. Part of the National Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, this 150-mile pathway stretches from Pittsburgh southward into Maryland. Dogs on a leash are permitted to join you on this asphalt and crushed stone pathway. Remember to bring along plenty of water and waste bags to clean up after your pooch.

Oneill Blvd/Versailles Ave

The neighborhood around Oneill Blvd/Versailles Ave includes some educational facilities, commercial establishments, and residential streets. Less than five miles to the east of here, you can take your pup to a furiffic park for some off-leash play time. White Oak Park has a two-acre fenced area where dogs can romp freely. There are benches and waste bags here. Dogs must be vaccinated and licensed to use this facility. If you'd rather walk with your pup, leash up and head out on the extensive network of trails in the rest of this 810-acre park. Make sure to bring water and clean up after your pal.

Myer Park

Myer Park is a small residential area located between a park and the Youghiogheny River. You and Fido can walk along peaceful streets here. When you want to go for a hike in a scenic natural setting, take a drive about eight miles southeast to Braddocks Trail Park off Robin Station Road. This 147-acre wooded facility includes a large waterfall and scenic lookout. Watch for wildlife as you wander through the area. Make sure your pup is on a leash. This is a pack in, pack out park, so bring your own water and bags to clean up your furry friend's waste.