The expansion of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail Network throughout the Pittsburgh region is a top priority for Friends of the Riverfront and our partners. Our vision includes having trail connectivity on all sides of all three rivers within Allegheny County, including connections into communities. The Trail now encompasses over 33+ miles along both banks of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio rivers and continues to grow.
We are working to add all of our projects to this webpage. Below are just a few of the projects on which we are currently working.
Natrona Community Connector
Natrona
Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Find out more about the work being done in Natrona!
Braddock Riverfront
Braddock Borough, Monongahela River
Three Rivers Water Trail
Updates are being made to the Braddock Borough Water Trail Access point.
Tarentum & East Deer Trail Planning
Tarentum Borough & East Deer Township
Three Rivers Heritage Trail
We are working with Tarentum Borough and East Deer Township to create a Tarentum-East Deer section of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
Cheswick Trail Planning
Cheswick Borough
Three Rivers Heritage Trail
We are working with the community of Cheswick and others to develop an initial plan for a future segment of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
VOPP Trail Connector - Phase 1
Verona, Oakmont, Penn Hills and Plum
Three Rivers Heritage Trail Network
Trail connector project between Verona, Oakmont, Plum, and Penn Hills.
"Eagle Lake" Fix
Baldwin Borough
Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Trail Section: Baldwin Borough
Ponding issue along the trail located near the Hays Eagle Viewing Area has been fixed!
