Three Rivers Park

Three Rivers Park

Pittsburgh's Riverfronts

At Riverlife (formerly Riverlife Task Force), our mission is simple: Reclaim, restore and promote Pittsburgh’s riverfronts. Make them the environmental, recreational, cultural and economic hub for the people of this region and our visitors.
 

Our vision is Three Rivers Park. Pittsburgh’s grand, 13-mile continuous loop of riverfront parks and trails is almost 70% complete!

 

This huge urban waterfront park along the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers in downtown Pittsburgh will provide a continuous link to exciting new park spaces, amenities and commercial destinations. See how it’s taking shape.

News & Events

Press Releases

12.07.2011

RAD allocates $100K over two years for Mon Wharf Switchback

Funding gap narrows for vital link in Three Rivers Park system



News & Events

11.10.2011

Riverfront trails and parks make economic sense

Riverfront trails and parks make economic sense

Three proposed riverfront projects will have a big impact on traffic, pollution, health

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12.19.2011

Riverlife’s 2011 Year in Review

Riverlife’s 2011 Year in Review

Reporting on the positive changes along the city's riverfronts this year - and the work ahead


11.09.2011

We want to see your old Pittsburgh riverfront photos!

We want to see your old Pittsburgh riverfront photos!

Do you remember how Pittsburgh's riverfronts looked ten years ago?

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    You're invited: Monday, Nov. 8 at 2:30 pm Riverlife Please join Mayor Ravenstahl, Senator Casey and other project partners for a celebration of $1.5M in federal funding for the Allegheny Riverfront Green Boulevard this Monday, Nov. 8 at 2:30 pm in Lawrenceville.

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    City, Riverlife receive $1.5M in federal funding for green transportation along Allegheny Riverfront Riverlife Incredible news regarding federal funding for the development of green transportation along Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront. Planning will be starting soon for light rail, trail and riverfront development in the Strip District, Lawrenceville and other n

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  • Mon Wharf construction
  • Mon Wharf construction

Riverlife’s 2011 Year in Review

Reporting on the positive changes along the city's riverfronts this year - and the work ahead