Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Bridge-and-skyline views; use the official trail map to plan an out-and-back.
Six walks from river bridges to forest streams.
Choose a riverfront route or an East End woodland outing. None of these paths is an off-leash dog run.
Match a trail to your day
Color Park riverfront segment
Shared-use trail past colorful public art. Friends of the Riverfront requires leashes.
Point State Park / riverfront access
Scenic confluence area. Check for downtown segment alerts and closures before visiting.
Nine Mile Run Greenway
Restored creek corridor and woodland paths from Commercial Street or Lower Frick Play Area.
Schenley Park walks
A regional city park for leashed green walks, not listed as a designated OLEA.
Riverview Park paths
Wooded regional-park paths outside the designated Riverview dog run.
Riverside trail etiquette
The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a network of riverfront segments, not a guaranteed continuous loop. Keep dogs leashed, stay right, allow cyclists to pass and clean up. Use the trail operator's current access map for closure and construction alerts.
If your dog needs an actual run, compare city-listed off-leash spots.
PAWSTREAK
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Pick a Pittsburgh place and plan a new outing.
Local sources checked November 9, 2026. Check signs and official notices before visiting.