The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a designated National Recreation
Trail system in the Pittsburgh region. This 33-mile nonlinear trail has
segments on both banks of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio
Rivers within Allegheny County with access to city of Pittsburgh
neighborhoods, river town business districts, and local attractions. The
trail promotes a healthy lifestyle, is popular for recreation, and
provides a safe route for non-motorized transportation.
Trail Specifications
While planning your visit to the trail, it is important to know some key information about the accessibility of this trail system. You can find the trail specifications below.
Trail Etiquette
While you are enjoying the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, visitors are asked to follow the Trail rules to create an enjoyable experience for all users.
- Full Trail
- North Side
- Downtown
- South Side & Eliza Furnace
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Trail Access (28)
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Bathrooms (11)
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Parking (24)
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Drinking Water (7)
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Businesses (4)
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Fix-It Stations (8)
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Alerts (4)
Light red indicates the section is traffic-free. Dark red indicates the section is shared with vehicle traffic.
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.
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.
Contact Us
To report trail maintenance and repairs, contact friends@friendsoftheriverfront.org or call 311.
