You'll Want To Take This Gorgeous Fall Foliage Road Trip Around Pittsburgh This Year
Pennsylvania boasts some of the most breathtaking fall foliage in the country. So, what’s a Pittsburgher to do? Fill up the gas tank and hit the road on this road trip that will take you to some of the best fall foliage in Pittsburgh (and a bit beyond). Check out the itinerary below, which promises some pretty amazing views and unique experiences, or map out the directions from your own location and choose your own adventure.
You can use this interactive map as-is or add or own stops along the way.
Who’s ready to hit the road on this unforgettable road trip that will take you to some of the best fall foliage in Pittsburgh? Maybe add a stop or two, at these awesome corn mazes, along the way.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
More to Explore
Best Fall Foliage In Pittsburgh
What is the best time to see peak fall foliage in Pittsburgh?
Peak fall foliage in Pittsburgh tends to vary each year. However, you can expect to see the leaves changing color in Pittsburgh toward the end of September, with the peak fall foliage arriving in early to mid-October. You’ll find plenty of things to do in fall in Pittsburgh – from scenic train rides and hay rides to festivals at local farms and fall hikes – that will allow you to enjoy the changing of the colors in Western Pennsylvania. Most neighborhoods also offer beautiful fall foliage throughout the season, too.
Where are the best places in Pittsburgh to see fall foliage?
If you’re on the hunt for where to see fall colors in Pittsburgh, start your fall foliage viewing at Frick Park. Embark on one of the hiking trails to see the park drenched in the colors of fall. The Gateway Clipper Fleet also offers fall foliage cruises, so you can drink in the vibrant colors of the Pittsburgh landscape as you meander down the Allegheny, Ohio, and Monongahela Rivers.
If you’re willing to travel a little further to see some of the best fall colors in Western Pennsylvania, plan a visit to Ohiopyle State Park, Moraine State Park, or Keystone State Park.
What are the best Pittsburgh hikes to take in the fall?
You’ll find plenty of things to do in fall in Pittsburgh, including hiking. Drink in spellbinding fall foliage in Pittsburgh at Fall Run Park, which features a one-mile trail that leads to Allegheny County’s only waterfall. Lower Riverview Trail in Frick Park, Riverview Park Loop Trail in Riverview Park, and Twin Lakes Loop Trail at Twin Lakes Park in Greensburg all offer spectacular views of the fall foliage.