Did you know? Pittsburgh is home to over 163 parks that span 3,600 acres. National Take a Walk in the Park Day is March 30th, 2023. Connect with the wilderness and explore a few of these must-visit places and honor the organizations that protect our hills, valleys and bodies of water.
1. Fox Chapel Parks Conservancy
Explore the fascinating landscape of the Fox Chapel Parks Conservancy with hidden gems such as flowing streams, sprouting greens that welcome spring right around the corner, and a calming pond in Fox Chapel’s Hardie Valley. Take a deep breath to inhale the natural preservation and be in the moment. Plus, be sure to stay connected to fun, one-of-a-kind events and follow for more updates on the Fox Chapel Parks Conservancy Instagram.
2. Riverlife
Riverlife’s mission is simple: to create, activate and celebrate Pittsburgh’s riverfronts while connecting people through exceptional places and experiences. Enjoy Pittsburgh’s iconic Point State Park, take a stroll along the North Shore riverfront park and trail or take up relaxing space on Allegheny Landing. Make sure to take a peek at their award-winning loops, trails and parks by checking out Riverfront Guide here.
3. Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Founded in 1996, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy has become a trailblazer for green spaces such as Emerald Park, Highland Park, Frick Park, Schenley Park, Riverview Park and so many more. Encouraging others to find their own path, take an easy path or perhaps attend a movie night, a park concert and participate in their seasonal program guides readily available on their website that have frequent, engaging experiences — fun for the whole family.
Plus, join the conservancy for their celebratory milestone on Saturday, May 6th as they honor 25 years of progress in Pittsburgh’s parks through their acclaimed hat luncheon. Take in the beauties of the parks on March 30th and also be sure to purchase tickets to the 2023 Spring Hat Luncheon in Frick Park for some flair, fun and a good time.
What’s your favorite park in Pittsburgh? Show some appreciation in the comments!
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