Outing - Pittsburgh History Hike - Emerald View Park
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Explore Pittsburgh’s rich history on a 3-hour Emerald View Park hike led by living historian John McNulty. This moderate 3-mile hike winds through the steep, green hills of the West End, offering spectacular city views along the way. Participants will learn about Pittsburgh’s historical impact on the region and the United States while enjoying the outdoors. Frequent breaks are built in to discuss history, take photos, and rest, making the experience enjoyable for adults and older children accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The hike begins at the Guyasuta/Washington statue near Grandview Ave and Sweetbriar Street. Participants should wear comfortable closed-toe shoes and bring water. Public transportation options include PRT route 40, the Duquesne Incline, or the Monongahela Incline. Street parking is available nearby. Venture Outdoors organizes this outing with the goal of increasing access to the outdoors and creating an inclusive, educational experience for everyone.
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Explore Pittsburgh’s rich history on a 3-hour Emerald View Park hike led by living historian John McNulty. This moderate 3-mile hike winds through the steep, green hills of the West End, offering spectacular city views along the way. Participants will learn about Pittsburgh’s historical impact on the region and the United States while enjoying the outdoors. Frequent breaks are built in to discuss history, take photos, and rest, making the experience enjoyable for adults and older children accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The hike begins at the Guyasuta/Washington statue near Grandview Ave and Sweetbriar Street. Participants should wear comfortable closed-toe shoes and bring water. Public transportation options include PRT route 40, the Duquesne Incline, or the Monongahela Incline. Street parking is available nearby. Venture Outdoors organizes this outing with the goal of increasing access to the outdoors and creating an inclusive, educational experience for everyone.
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- Personal expenses
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Weather-appropriate clothing
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Closed-toed shoes
Small backpack
Water bottle and Snack
Camera
- Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
- People afraid of heights
- Families with children
- Adventure seekers
- Groups of friends
- Seniors and mature travelers
- Physically fit travelers
- Photography lovers
- Couples
Wear comfortable closed-toed shoes suitable for hiking
Children should be accompanied by a responsible adult
Participants age must be 10 or above
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
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Activity Provider: Venture Outdoors / Kayak Pittsburgh