Beautiful area just a short walk to the falls. Easy access and walk. Additional trail, short,…read moreacross the parking lot. Take a rain coat!! Enjoy

We went in the midst of a 90 degree plus heat wave, the falls were more of a trickle…read more Reaching the falls requires a nice little walk through the woods on a paved path.

This is the best dork park I've been to and there are regulars that come after 5 PM almost every…read moreday most dogs are respectful

My dog and I don't visit this dog park very often, but we were walking the other parts of Twin…read moreLakes Park and decided to stop in for a quick visit. Unfortunately, it was raining and no other dogs were there. The separate fenced-in areas are of good size, but located on a slanted hillside. It is sometimes hard to walk if the grass is wet. There are nice benches to sit on while your dog is playing with friends. This area is behind on being dog friendly and having places like this park is a step in the right direction.

We are so lucky to have this dog park in our community and bonus it's only a 3 minute car ride from…read morehome. Paws on the Run offers two separate parks, one for the small breeds and the other for the larger kinds. It's spacious and allows your pet the opportunity to run off all that energy while maintaining the safety of your animal and others since it's securely fenced in. They also have a double entrance for extra protection and to avoid a possible escape. Prior to adopting our dog Bella we never took our other dogs to the park since they are Chihuahuas and we have a small area of our own yard fenced that is suitable to their exercise needs. But with a larger pet this park is really a great place to allow her some outdoor leash freedom. The park was built in 2010 as a gift from a local family. I understand they have done a decent amount of updates over the years, like plant trees, provide benches, a dog pool for warmer months, outdoor water source for drinking water as well as some tunnels for agility activities. The park is open year around but with all the rain we have been having the park is a bit of a mud pit. I am excited to take our girl here in the spring and summer months. There are a list of rules patrons of the park are to adhere by but it seems at least one is not exactly being followed. I noticed a LOT of dog doo. I wish pet owners would be more disciplined in cleaning up after their pets. It's not only gross it can spread diseases. Otherwise it's a great park for our furry friends.

This is really a great space for the dogs to run and play! I couldn't give it 5 stars simply…read morebecause I love when parks have drinking fountains for dogs and their humans, benches to sit on, and even some structures for the dogs to run over and around. I'm sure this park will have even more great features as time goes on since it seems quite new. I'm so happy that I found it! Our lab is sure to have some great playtime adventures here.

I haven't been to many dog parks but this one was nice. Plan to go back a few more times during my…read morestay here. It was spacious and my dog enjoyed. It took a few minutes to find but I'm glad we did.

Stopped here to meet my in-laws whilst retrieving my sons from their annual summer visit to the…read moregrandparents. We brought our dog Trooper because he's my sons and we knew it would be a great surprise for him. Trooper is a great pup so we didn't HAVE to find someplace like this but having a public park available certainly made the trip more pleasant. This park is beautiful. Extremely clean and well loved. There were flowers freshly planted and benches everywhere and lots of personal touches. The park is free and open to the public which is wonderful. There is a separate section for the smaller dogs which doesn't have a lot of shade but the main large park has a nice big shaded section to escape the sun. Outside of the fence are picnic benches so you can have some lunch while your pup gets to play. There is a portable toilet here as well so not fancy but definitely nice to have! I think we will make this a regular meetup spot for our family as we love to travel with our pets.

While we were in town for a family reunion my husband and I needed a place to take our five month…read moreold puppy and decided to try See Spot Run. The owner was friendly and incredibly helpful when it came to pick-up and drop-off times. They have indoor and outdoor play areas and even have a little pool for the dogs to play in. While our dog was happy to see us when we came to pick him up, he seemed just as content to hang out with the owner and couldn't stop licking her! He was absolutely exhausted after playing there for a few hours and slept the entire four hour drive home plus the day after!! If we lived closer we would definitely be dropping him off there regularly. I cannot recommend this place enough!

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.

I was in town for the Banana Split Festival, because Latrobe is the home of the banana split, and…read moreducked out of the sun into the shade of the numerous large trees in this park. It has a nice fountain and numerous benches to rest on. There is no playground here, so it's not that type of park, but little kids are able to find a lot to do here anyway. There is a nice view of the mountain ridge from here too.

As a new puppy owner, the dog park can be a really intimidating experience. What if my dog bites…read moresomeone? What if my dog gets bitten? There is a lot of anxiety about how the dogs will react to one another when you've never had your dog in that situation. That being said, I have only had great experiences here, with not only dogs but also their owners! Living in Polish Hill, this is a nice stroll away from home and a great opportunity to socialize my puppy. The park has two separate fenced in areas so you can gauge which group your dog will be better suited. I usually start my little guy off in the less crowded area and then move over with the big dogs if I think he can handle it. Hanging around with different people at dog parks has made me love the culture that surrounds them. You can really feel the love that people have for their dogs. People who are willing to put the effort into taking their dogs to a dog park seem to see a real importance of exposing your dog to other dogs---teaching them how to play, to resolve conflict and also to keep them exercised! My puppy gets easily intimidated and sometimes growls and snarls at dogs that get right up in his face, especially other puppies. All of the other owners that I've met here have been so friendly, respectful, helpful and loving to my puppy. It creates a level of comfort that I wasn't sure I'd ever have within the chaos of dogs running around chasing each other. The only thing complaint I have is that the park isn't very well marked, so if it's your first time going, it might be difficult to find it--especially when driving. There is a parking lot and once you make it there, head to the left and you'll find a trail that will lead you right to the park. Come play with me and Otto!

This is a little hard to get to. You have to drive all the way down to the end of 38th street. The…read moreentrance way(which is a stretch of dirt over a train track) is between Three Rivers Packaging and Edward Marc Chocolatier. Apparently, you can park in that area. The park is all dirt and there is water there for your dogs and some benches to sit on. This is not a place to go in the rain as it will get muddy or at night as it would be a prime place for crime.

Duff Park is a wonderful park for hiking. Since we started incorporating hiking into our weekly…read moreworkout regime, we have found that Duff Park offers a lot of challenging hiking trails and some flatter biking trails. I suggest if you are new to the park to grab a map located at the main parking area off School Road South in Murrysville. I am not sure if this park offers a playground or picnic area as I have never seen it, but I am fine with that since we come specifically for the hike. There are plenty of trails to navigate through and some are very steep and narrow. Specifically one section of Forbes is reminiscent of being in the jungle. The vegetation is up past your shoulders, overgrown and covers the trail. You somewhat just follow the stamped down path that is rather unnerving if you do not like not being able to see where you are stepping. There are also many benches to rest on as you walk the trails as well as informative plaques posted on the trails detailing different trees and vegetation. You can definitely get a good workout in if you navigate several different trails. Though not all the trails are good for kids I would say there are plenty that you can take grade school kids on without any major issues so it can be a nice family workout as well.

Clean park, the trails overall could be in better condition, I had to jump over a fallen tree to…read morecontinue, also the rocks on the trail are washed away

This is a nice little local dog park. They have two different sections next to each other: one for…read moresmall dogs and one for big dogs, which are both marked. The parking and location are next to the Forest Hills community pool.