Join us in Millvale for Trail Tuesday in Millvale from 9:30-11:30. We will focus on trimming overgrowth around the bridge and cutting vines. Meet at the Millvale Riverfront Park parking lot and remember to wear closed toe shoes and clothing you don't mind getting dirty. Register at the link above.
Join Friends of the Riverfront and many partners to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act! The Clean Water Act Festival is in Millvale Riverfront Park on October 15th from 11 am - 3 pm. The festival is free and open to the public with food trucks, exhibitors with educational water activities, artists, […]
Come learn how to repack a limestone trail! We will be repacking a section of the limestone trail in Millvale Riverfront Park. Volunteers are needed to help rake in the limestone and smooth out the trail. Municipalities are encouraged to attend. Rain Date is September 28, 2021
Join Friends of the Riverfront & SUP3Rivers for a 30-minute stand up paddle board experience on the Three Rivers Water Trail! Allegheny River, Millvale Riverfront Park, Millvale, PA Sign Up Here 4 Sessions Available @ 11 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. $25 per board Only 4 paddlers per session Sessions are 30-minutes plus time for suiting up and a safety […]
Brunch on the Trails Walk, ride, or paddle to join us for a delicious brunch along the Trails in Millvale Riverfront Park. Choose a table or lay your blanket on the grass along the Trail and enjoy a delicious picnic-ready brunch by Millvale's own Sprezzatura. Meet the Friends of the Riverfront team and discover the […]
Get your hands dirty cutting back invasive plants like Japanese Knotweed, removing invasive vines like Oriental Bittersweet, caring for newly planted native trees, and picking up litter on and along the trail. We’ll identify a variety of plant species and discuss newsworthy plants or pests that threaten the health of our riverfront ecosystems. We’ll make […]
Girty's Run Watershed is planning a tree planting with Millvale Borough at Millvale's Riverfront Park to replace some that were lost in the microburst. To join, email Donna at girtysrunwatershed@gmail.com Trees from Keystone 10 Million Trees species / count is: Elderberry (Bush) 4 River Birch (Tree) 11 Spicebush (Bush) 10 Sycamore (Tree) 15 Witch-Hazel (Bush) 4
