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Dilworth Trail

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Distance:
0.6 Miles / 1.0 km
Type:
One-Way
Difficulty:
Moderate
Time to Hike:
~18 minutes
Features:
Surface Type:
Dirt
Park:
Emerald View Park
Town:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Directions:
40.424833, -80.01512
Added:
March 20, 2018
Updated:
January 25, 2024
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138'

Total Change
132'

Ascent
132'

Descent

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Dilworth Trail

The Dilworth Trail at Emerald View Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a moderate 0.6 mile one-way trail that heads down the slopes of Mt Washington Park. The trail starts along the Emerald View Trail and connects back to it. There are various switchbacks on this trail, which make it a moderate hike.

On the flatter ground of the trail, you'll notice a decent amount of old debris, mostly tires. This land was used as a dump for a long time before being cleaned out in about 2006. Over 100,000 tires were removed from the project, but some can still be found. Most noteably, many trees have grown through the tires, leaving whole intact tires resting around the base of tree stumps that are over 20 years old.

Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and must be cleaned up after.

Biking
Biking is permitted but likely a bit difficult on this trail.
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  1. Parking

    40.424833, -80.01512
  2. Main Trailhead

    40.42538, -80.017469
  3. Obstructed view of the neighborhoods downhill from the trail

    40.425111, -80.018456
    Obstructed view of the neighborhoods downhill from the trail
  4. Trail junction

    40.423356, -80.014031
    Trail junction
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