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Outdoors in Pittsburgh

Marked walking and hiking routes in and around Pittsburgh.

8 picks · 8 free · updated 28 October

FreeDuquesne Inclineabout 48 minFreeGreat Allegheny Passage (Pittsburgh end)241 km · about 4 hrsFreeCultural District Public Art Walkabout 1.5 hrsFreeFrick Park Woodland Trailsabout 2 hrsFreeMonongahela Inclineabout 48 minFreeSchenley Park Walkabout 2 hrsFreeThree Rivers Heritage Trailabout 3.5 hrsFreePittsburgh City Steps Climbabout 2 hrs
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Outdoors in Pittsburgh, answered

What are the best outdoors picks in Pittsburgh?

Right now: Duquesne Incline, Great Allegheny Passage (Pittsburgh end), Cultural District Public Art Walk and Frick Park Woodland Trails. The list is refreshed several times a day from FreeGuides' own research.

Are any of them free?

Yes: Duquesne Incline, Great Allegheny Passage (Pittsburgh end), Cultural District Public Art Walk and Frick Park Woodland Trails, and 4 more.

Can I plan a day around these?

Yes. Open What's On Pittsburgh and use Plan my day: it builds a day from these and everything else on in Pittsburgh, with a link to book each one. Ask Eli, FreeGuides' trip planner, to plan several days.