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Three Rivers Panorama Run
90 lingue
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Adatto aA piediCorsaIn bici
Lungo il fiumePianeggiante e facile6 luoghi lungo il percorso
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This is a run along Pittsburgh's riverfronts past historic bridges, stadiums, and city skyline views, on wide paths free of cars.
Lungo il percorso
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Point State Park (Confluence Fountain)Begin your run at the iconic confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, offering expansive views and a perfect car-free starting point.
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Three Rivers Heritage Trail (Allegheny Riverfront)Follow this wide, paved trail along the Allegheny River, enjoying uninterrupted views of the downtown skyline and the river's activity, free from vehicle traffi
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Roberto Clemente Bridge (Sixth Street Bridge)Cross this historic yellow bridge, often closed to vehicles, providing a unique pedestrian experience and stunning perspectives of both the city and the North S
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North Shore Riverfront ParkRun through this expansive park, offering wide paths with direct views of PNC Park, Heinz Field, and the panoramic cityscape across the river.
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Three Rivers Heritage Trail (Ohio River Side, North Shore)Continue along the trail as it curves towards the Ohio River, providing different angles of the city's industrial heritage and modern development on a smooth, c
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Fort Pitt Bridge (Pedestrian Walkway)Complete your loop by crossing the pedestrian walkway of the Fort Pitt Bridge, offering one of the most dramatic views of the Point and Downtown Pittsburgh as y
Il percorso
Distanza3.9 km
A piedi≈ 53 min
Corsa≈ 24 min
Salita↑ 13 m
PercorsoAd anello
Un percorso circolare di 3.9 km da Pittsburgh per camminare, correre o pedalare, con 13 m di salita.
Dislivello↑ 13 m in totale
Prima di partire
PartenzaPoint State Park (Confluence Fountain), Commonwealth Pl, Pittsburgh, PA 15222Apri la partenza in Mappe →