A gorgeous park with something to offer for everyone! Great walking trails that are accessible for…read morethose with strollers and wheelchairs. Trails that are a bit more challenging. A really nice playground. The park is also beautifully landscaped. It seems to perpetually be in bloom from early spring through the fall. There are picnic/pavilion areas, bathrooms (port a potties) and there is plenty of parking. I also really enjoy the fountain area for some relaxing but it is also great for pictures! A fun park to visit for all ages.

We were all packed into a house with several families and little kids who needed some time to run…read moreand stretch their legs so I quickly looked up the nearest best park on Yelp. Voila, Highland Park saved the day. The thing that attracted me most was the playground that featured plenty of shade as well as playscapes that worked for various ages including babies with a soft floor. I also want to highlight that this park features hiking trails and a great view overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. It's tucked into a historic neighborhood so the drive to the park was also pleasant. If I lived in the area, I could see myself frequenting this park. Overall a wonderful experience and we will definitely visit the next time we are in Pittsburgh!

Love the walking trails in this park! They offer pavilions,…read morea pond, arboretum, community events, walking trails, play area and much more!

I love Fall Run! Everything about it. Great little hiking trails, water falls, and areas for…read morepicnicing. The best part is that if you look closely, you will find that someone has set up little gnome, faeries, and mushroom houses and scenes throughout the property. Usually in and around trees. Finding the little ceramic figures just living their lives in the forest makes for a fun kind of scavenger hunt. And, oh...there are little trolls as well.

There is great scenery in this local park! The linear trail is wide and has multiple bridges…read more Perfect spot for a quick nature fix.

They really are doing such a great job of building this park up. It's been fun seeing the changes…read morefrom visit to visit. They have concerts in the park which have been great. They usually are once a month during the summer and are great events. They have changed from year to year where the setup was but this time the stage was further down and right on the water. We went to see Brownie Mary and Good Brother Earl. They both put on a great show and the energy from the crowd was so fun. There is plenty of room to throw down a blanket or set up your chairs to enjoy the show and you can be right up close or even set up up the hill and still hear the music and well. They have a wide open space where several food trucks were set up. They had wine and beer available for purchase as well. There are porta potties or you can walk a bit further and use the real bathrooms inside the building. Parking can be tough for popular events. This park is great whether you come for an event or just to enjoy the space. It's right on the water and there are nice areas to just walk around. There's the playground for the kids (or kids at heart). They put in some of the fun giant chairs where you can just relax and enjoy the view.

It's been a while since we went for a walk here and today was the perfect day to revisit it. The…read moreplayground is open and we had a lovely walk along the trail. This is one of my favorite Pittsburgh parks!

Clean park, the trails overall could be in better condition, I had to jump over a fallen tree to…read morecontinue, also the rocks on the trail are washed away

Duff Park is a wonderful park for hiking. Since we started incorporating hiking into our weekly…read moreworkout regime, we have found that Duff Park offers a lot of challenging hiking trails and some flatter biking trails. I suggest if you are new to the park to grab a map located at the main parking area off School Road South in Murrysville. I am not sure if this park offers a playground or picnic area as I have never seen it, but I am fine with that since we come specifically for the hike. There are plenty of trails to navigate through and some are very steep and narrow. Specifically one section of Forbes is reminiscent of being in the jungle. The vegetation is up past your shoulders, overgrown and covers the trail. You somewhat just follow the stamped down path that is rather unnerving if you do not like not being able to see where you are stepping. There are also many benches to rest on as you walk the trails as well as informative plaques posted on the trails detailing different trees and vegetation. You can definitely get a good workout in if you navigate several different trails. Though not all the trails are good for kids I would say there are plenty that you can take grade school kids on without any major issues so it can be a nice family workout as well.

This is a nice little park maintained by the Borough of Bridgeville. The park borders Chartiers…read moreCreek. Amenities at this park include two baseball fields, a soccer field, some pavilions that are available to rent, restrooms, and playground equipment. There is also a concession stand that is open during ball games. Cheers!

This is a great park. We would live to go back and play for Frisbee golf. Its such a great…read moreplayground and it really brought the community together. I would have liked more trails and a walking area without cars but it was a great time.

Great place to go fishing, play tennis, or disc golf. Has a playground for the kids and pavilions…read moreyou can rent for parties.

Nice park to take my son. The zip line is cool. The bathrooms when opened are clean…read more The trail has gotten much better.

Very nice playground, well maintained and with unique features. Nice walking trail, although made…read moreof dirt it's okay for strollers. There's a very big parking lot plus additional parking by the playground. The place is surrounded by a beautiful neighborhood. Down the walking path the view of the hills and the city in the distance is lovely. They have places several benches along the path to stop and enjoy the view.