Harrison Hills Park

You’ll find 14 beautiful miles of blazed trails in Harrison Hills Park, where everyone – from birdwatchers to dogwalkers, hikers to horseback riders – all feel at home. The 500-acre park, in northern Allegheny County, abounds with woods, waterfalls and a spectacular overlook view of the Allegheny River. The Environmental Learning Center provides rich educational opportunities, including nature talks and walks.

Parks Foundation Projects in Harrison Hills Park

Directions

Harrison Hills Park activities

  • Ballgames
  • Birding
  • Environmental Learning Center
  • Playground
  • Trails
  • Watts Memorial Overlook

Harrison Hills Park horseriding
Harrison Hills Park Playground
Harrison Hills Park playground
Harrison Hills Park birdwatching
Harrison Hills Park dog walking

“I live in the city and I work in the city. Getting out here to the parks helps me get my head clear, helps me breathe again.”

– Chef Bill Fuller (with Daisy and Tilly)

 Did you know? 

  • 182 species of birds have been identified since 1970.

  • In 1962 Harrison Hills Park had 40 acres poison ivy, thanks to perseverance of volunteers and public officials it is a beautiful environmental haven now.

  • You can hike 34 miles from Harrison Hills Park to North Park on the Rachel Carson trail.