Three Rivers Heritage Trail

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Trail Distance: 24 miles
Time Estimate: 10 hr +
Elevation Gain: 9 feet
Leash Rule: On Leash
Difficulty: Hard
Parking: Unknown
Route Type: Point-to-point
Restroom: Yes
Description

Three Rivers Heritage Trail rests in the heart of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s second largest city. The trail is separated into a few different segments which span both banks of the Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela Rivers, and runs through Pittsburgh’s North Side, South Side, Millvale, and Downtown neighborhoods. It is composed of asphalt and concrete and has a mostly urban setting, although it is lined with grass and trees and features scenic views of Pittsburgh’s amazing rivers. It is a very pawpular trail among people in the Pittsburgh area, especially people with canine companions!

If you are visiting the trail with your dog, you can start your walk at any of the trail’s segments. There are several access points and parking areas throughout. The portion of the trail that runs along the Allegheny River will take you through Pittsburgh’s North Side, a charming neighborhood that houses the Andy Warhol Museum, among other interesting cultural sites. Across the river on the south bank, you will find the portion of the trail that runs through Pittsburgh’s Strip District, a historic area known for its ethnic food and boutiques. 

Another nice route is along the Monongahela’s north bank, where the trail heads toward Oakland, home of the University of Pittsburgh. This area of the trail also heads toward Schenley and Frick Parks, which are nice, dog-friendly parks you might want to explore as well. Finally, if you want to experience Pittsburgh’s vibrant South Side, you can head across the Monongahela River using the Hot Metal Bridge, one of Pittsburgh’s many historic landmarks.

When visiting any trail, always adhere to the rules and guidelines. Dogs are required to remain on-leash at all times, and should always be picked up after. Be sure to bring clean-up bags as you won’t find any provided along the trail. Human bathrooms and access to drinking is provided at some locations.

Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a fantastic location to visit with your dog if you want to experience one of the most livable cities in the United States!

Wag! does not allow or encourage Pet Care Providers to bring dogs to parks.
Trail Features
River
Scenic
Address
Westhall Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Hours
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Address
Westhall Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Hours
Mon Sunrise - Sunset
Tue Sunrise - Sunset
Wed Sunrise - Sunset
Thu Sunrise - Sunset
Fri Sunrise - Sunset
Sat Sunrise - Sunset
Sun Sunrise - Sunset