Discover Our Trail
COVID-19 Safety Precautions
For your safety, trail users must maintain a minimum physical distance of 6 feet from other users at all times, including when passing and at trailheads. Visit the Allegheny County Health Department website for county-wide updates on the COVID-19 outbreak and to learn more.
- Full Trail
- North Side
- Downtown
- South Side & Eliza Furnace
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Trail Access (28)
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Bathrooms (8)
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Drinking Water (6)
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Parking (24)
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Businesses (4)
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Alerts (5)
The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is an expansive 33‑mile urban riverfront trail system along both sides of all three rivers in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. The trail connects visitors to opportunities for recreation and commuting for both residents and visitors to the region, and allows access to dense urban areas, popular shopping and entertainment districts, and green space.
Trail Alerts
Water Hazard
South Side & Eliza Furnace
March 1, 2021
This is the season for river flooding. The Mon Wharf may close sporadically in response to flooding on the Monongahela. The City of Pittsburgh will generally post a notice on Twitter when the Wharf is closed (link in full description).
Trail Detour
South Side & Eliza Furnace
December 15, 2020
PennDOT is doing work along Second Avenue near the Hot Metal Bridge. Bikes and pedestrians cannot use the crosswalk across Hot Metal Bridge Street. Instead, cross under the Hot Metal Bridge by the river. Follow detour signs.
Upcoming Events
Connect with others. Connect with nature. Connect with your community.
Join us for one of our events.
Trail and River Cleanup- Baldwin section
April 18th @ 9:00am - 12:00pm Meet promptly at 9AM at the GAP mile marker 142.5 (just downstream of the Hays Eagles viewing area) to check in and pick up supplies. Bring your galoshes! We will be working along the river’s edge as well as the trail. COVID-19 safety protocols are in effect, including that all participants must wear masks […]
Trail Tuesday Workday
April 20th @ 9:00am - 12:00pmJoin Rosie out on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail for a Tuesday morning workday. Volunteers will work on invasive plant management, including cutting invasive vines from trees, as well as litter pick-up along the trail and riverfront. COVID-19 safety protocols are in effect, including that all participants must wear masks during the workday. Volunteers are […]
Clean-Up AND Litter Kit Distribution at Millvale Riverfront Park
April 20th @ 1:00pm - 3:00pmJoin us in Millvale to clean the park and riverfront! If you don’t have time to stay, you can still pick-up a litter kit and clean-up on your own time. All participants are required to wear a mask and socially distance from anyone outside of their household. Please email rosie@friendsoftheriverfront.org if you would like to […]
