Three Rivers Heritage Trail

The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a prominent 24-mile-long riverfront system of trails in Pittsburgh. The trail fragments take after the banks of each of the three Pittsburgh waterways and gone through ious neighborhoods, going by different organizations, attractions, and parks. The multi-utilize trail is mainstream with climbers, bikers, and rollerbladers and is utilized for entertainment and to advance a solid way of life and for safe driving.

Along the trail are signs checking critical areas and structures, notable occasions, and neighborhood natural life. The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is associated with other trail systems, for example, the Erie-to-Pittsburgh Trail, the Great Allegheny Passage, and the Pittsburgh-to-Harrisburg Main Line Canal Greenway. It will likewise be associated with the Ohio River Greenway Trail and the Montour Trail once these have been finished.