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Mingo Creek Park

4.7 (15 reviews)

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Rebecca M.

Mingo Creek Park is an awesome spot to spend the day. I am a huge fan mostly because of their off leash dog park area. I used to hike here pre-dog, but bringing my best buddy here just makes for such a great day! The park itself is a little difficult to find, but once you find it parking is easy and it's simple to find the paved walking trail near the creek, and the playgrounds as well. The off leash dog park area is nice, but I would love if Mingo would provide waste bags, and maybe some water for the dogs. I have been to other dog parks that have those perks, and it really makes a difference! The trails are somewhat cleared, but not clearly marked. With the amount of people frequenting the park it would be super great if the park service could come through and re-mark the trees. I've been here MANY times, and I still can't find a solid map of the park, and in that same breath I can say that we do get lost more often than not.

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Florie A.

There's an observatory nearby at the park. We got to see Saturn and Jupiter. Brought my siblings with me during their recent observation event. It was short tho because they had to close the roof since it was getting cloudy. So cool!

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Spirited R.

Love this park. It's near our house. They have a 2+ mile trail to walk, hiking and much more. They have the Mingo creek that travels through out the park. During fishing season it's stocked with trout. A great place for kids to go and cool off on hot summer days.

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Phil G.

Mingo Creek Park in Washington County is a very nice regional park. There are nice roads that meander through it, a creek, paved walking/riding trails, new playgrounds, and two covered bridges. There is a lot of nature as well. Each year in September, the Wasington County Covered Bridge festival showcases the two bridges - the Ebenezer Bridge and the Henry Bridge. The festival, at least at this location, is more about the crafts and food than the bridges, but it is a good time nonetheless.

Funtime P.

This is a nice park and picnic area. I go here to see the covered bridge festival. The festival is nice and you can also see the park and do a nature walk.

Jodie M.

This is a favorite spot of my four legged friend (and I). This park is tucked back outside Finleyville in Washington County, PA. The entire park is maintained so nicely - there's a babbling brook that runs through the majority of it and the walking trail is large and paved. Plenty of restrooms are scattered throughout the park along with playgrounds. This place has scenic covered bridges and even trails you can ride your horses on. I love everything about it ! Do yourself a favor and jump in the car for a visit to Mingo!

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Awesome park! 5 parks, baseball fields, grills, trails, bike rentals, horse riding etc.

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Awesome place to walk on a beautiful day! Winding oats and covered bridges. Great fenced in dog area too!

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“Each year in September, the Wasington County Covered Bridge festival showcases the two bridges - the Ebenezer Bridge and the Henry Bridge.”

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South Park - Sunset

South Park

4.3(23 reviews)
6.0 mi

Came here to hunt Pokemon with my friend…read more It has a nice path to circle around. From my experience it's a decent sized park, it's just enough to walk around and get some steps in after a few laps. Lots of shrubbery and logs riddled around the park. If you need to use the restroom they have portapotties (not a huge fan of those). There is a gazebo and pond surrounded by the track. Apparently there's a lot of events they hold here, but I'm always here when it rains so. I didn't get to experience that. Parking is free, they have plenty. TL;DR Free parking. Catch Pokemon here. Bit of a drive from Pittsburgh.

OMPark...there is so much to do at South Park. Another one of those places I have spent my life at…read morewith friends and boyfriends over the years as well as family. Amazing playground area. It's big with lots to do and was a favorite for my daughter as a toddler. There's the wave pool which is great on a hot summer day. BMX trails, remember those fondly with boyfriends. Hiking, biking and walking trails, horses and stables. Loads and loads of picnic and wooded areas for more hiking. Ponds, and BUFFALO...did I mention the buffalo? Amazing. Not to mention plenty of open land (once the fairgrounds) for festivals and concerts, have seen several bands. Lots and lots of beautiful flowers and vegetation, and wildlife. Literally something for everyone here.

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Montour Trail Council - Chartiers Creek Bridge

Montour Trail Council

4.8(8 reviews)
5.6 mi

I live a stone's throw from the the Arrowhead Trail, which is the local branch of the Montour Trail…read morein Peter's Township, and go running and biking there at least three times a week. The Montour Trail is a 46 mile portion of the Great Allegheny Passage, which stretches from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C., and is a rails to trails project. They do an excellent job keeping this trail up, on both the paved and crushed limestone surfaces. I've only seen it closed once, after last winter's massive storm which caused alot of fallen trees. Some of the trail is quite beautiful, and there are plaques and photos up near the Greer Tunnel, where you can see what it looked like back when this was the Pittsburgh/Ohio railroad and coal cars moved through here every day instead of bikes and strollers. I noticed the other day when I was running through the Greer Tunnel that it was raining inside, due to large chunks of concrete that have fallen. You can look up and see dirt, so I think at some point, maybe very soon, this tunnel is going to need some work. When we first moved here I called and asked if they needed volunteers to work on the trail, and they said no, they had plenty of volunteers, but they could use some money, so we've been members ever since.

Although this trail is pretty, and well-kept, I prefer the Yough Trail. If this one had been closer…read moreto where I lived, I might have been here more frequently. Take your pick, but do try them both!! Whitney B. is right on - this trail is a real asset. Crushed limestone surface is great for running, but it's long enough for a serious bike ride. As always, don't forget to pass on the left and hail when passing!

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Montour Trail Council - Beautiful  Forsythis blooming! Birdhouse in background  (right).

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Beautiful Forsythis blooming! Birdhouse in background (right).

Woodville Plantation

Woodville Plantation

5.0(2 reviews)
9.7 mi

The John and Presley Neville House (aka Woodville Plantation) was built by John Neville in 1785. If…read moreI remember correctly, three different families lived here over the course of a couple of centuries. This was a prime location for tax protests during The Whiskey Rebellion. Lots of other important historical information on this place and the property. However, to truly understand it all, one must visit. It now acts as a museum that holds tours. There are guided tours as well as self-guided. I absolutely recommend visiting this important piece of American history located just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh.

If you haven't heard of the Woodville Plantation before, please read my previous reviews. This…read morehistoric plantation was established in 1775, and the house was built in 1785, and is located along Rt. 50 between Carnegie and Bridgeville. Although a lot of their events have been virtual over the past pandemic year, you can still tour the grounds in person, and soon they will be starting house tours and special events again later this season (check their website for details). This small piece of what once was a huge Virginia-style plantation, is like having a miniature Colonial Williamsburg right in our own backyard. The highlight this year is the new 1800s era timber-frame barn which is currently being constructed by an Amish crew (see photos). When finished, this barn will add an additional historical aspect to the property, and also provide more space for events. If you are a fan of history, do check this place out ... Cheers!

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