It’ll be a workout like you’ve never experienced.
Like treadmills? Try jogging or walking along some of the city’s 22 miles of scenic riverfront trails.
Get off the stationary bike and rent a real one from one of Golden Triangle Bicycles’ three locations. If your wanderlust reaches beyond the city limits, head off on the 141-mile Great Allegheny Passage, which links to the C&O Towpath for an off-road trail all the way to Washington, D.C. A great place to start or finish is on Pittsburgh’s South Side – the ultimate trail town.
If you don’t want to go it alone, you can take a bike tour with Your Active City. The tour company offers several fun rides, including a “Burgh Bakeries: Bike and Eat Badly” tour and “Burgh Breweries.”
Give up the rowing machine and get on the water with Kayak Pittsburgh, which rents solo and tandem kayaks from beneath the Roberto Clemente Bridge (Sixth Street) near PNC Park. National Geographic Traveler named Pittsburgh as one of the best urban places to paddle.
Turn off the stair climber and climb some real stairs that lead to amazing city views. And, with 712 sets of steps, you’ll have lots of vistas to choose from.
See for yourself why Schenley Park was just named one of “America’s Coolest City Parks” by Travel & Leisure. And, don’t forget your Frisbee for some Frisbee golf.
Working out and staying fit have never been this much fun!
Autumn biking on the Great Allegheny Passage trail
Frisbee Golf competition in Schenley Park Kayakers on the Allegheny River by the David L. Lawrence Convention Center Academic research has revealed that dog owners live longer,
and are happier and healthier. Come to Pittsburgh and bring your best friend. Many hotels in the area are pet-friendly.
Scan for information about the
Great Allegheny Passage and its trails and scenery. Or visit
atatrail.org
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