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  • Three Rivers Heritage Trail
  • Three Rivers Heritage Trail Economic Study

We are excited to have completed an updated economic impact study focusing on the economic and health benefits of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail!

The completed Three Rivers Heritage Trail 2024 Impact Assessment can be found here!

Key findings:

  • 1.3 million user visits.
  • $26.5 million total economic impact.
  • Produces $273 million in Value of Statistical Life benefit.
  • Commuting via the Three Rivers Heritage Trail would save 1,047 tons of CO2 annually.

 

 

Find out more by reading the report!

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Millvale - Shaler - Etna Segment

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Preliminary design to connect the Three Rivers Heritage Trail from Hazelwood to Duck Hollow and extend access to Carrie Furnace.
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Three Rivers Heritage Trail Economic Study

Allegheny County

Three Rivers Heritage Trail
The 2024 Impact Assessment of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail has been completed!
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Springdale to East Deer Segment

Allegheny River Valley

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In Spring 2023, the design and engineering phase kicked off with the first public meeting scheduled for October 16, 2023 at East Deer Memorial Park.
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