IN Monroeville
Boyce Park
675 Old Frankstown Road,
Monroeville and Plum; 724.327.0338,
or alleghenycounty.us/parks
For springtime hiking or mountain
biking, 1,096-acre Boyce Park has it all!
Try the atmospheric 2.2-mile Boyce Park
Log Cabin Trail, featuring the Carpenter
Homestead log cabin, with blooming
trees and wildflowers. Want to travel to
the top? Try trails leading up to Indian
Hill, a 1,360-ft. hill. Visit the website for
maps. Want to help preserve the park
trails, or learn more about hiking and
biking events? Visit the Pittsburgh Trails
Advocacy Group (PTAG) website at
ptagtrails.com.
Monroeville Park West
2399 Tilbrook Road, Monroeville;
412.856.1006, or monroeville.pa.us/
parks/monroeville
Rejuvenate your spirit with a spring
hike close to home! This green and lush
landscaped park, which includes a flower
garden, is equipped with both hiking
trails and paved paths.
IN Greensburg-Salem
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After being indoors all winter,
a spring hike or bike ride is the
perfect way to recharge. There are
dozens of scenic trails to choose
from in your area – all unique and
worth visiting at least once.
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Ann Rudd Saxman
Nature Park
Donohoe Road, Greensburg;
724.830.3950, or
co.westmoreland.pa.us
This 60-acre park may seem small for
a spring hike, but its self-guided nature
trail has an abundance of blooming trees,
shrubs and plants to inspire and educate.
Visit the website for more information.