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Premier Businesses in Pittsburgh, PA
- • Junk & Unwanted Car Sales
- • Junk Car Towing & Removal Services
- • Tire Services & Sales
- • Snowplows: Conventional V-Plows, Homeowner-Scoop Plow & C-Plow
- • New Snow Equipment
- • Salt Spreaders: Hooper-Tailgate, Poly-Stainless Steel, Gas Or Electric
- • Award-Winning Dining Destination
- • Complex Menu & Festive Tropical Drinks
- • Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 4 pm To 6 pm
- • General Building Construction & Exterior Building Services
- • Exterior Home Improvement & Remodeling Services
- • Roofing Repairs & Installation
Things To Do in Pittsburgh, PA
Baker Trail
Be prepared for an intense hiking experience as you start the Baker Trail. The trail originally extended from Aspinwall to Cook Forest State Park but has recently been expanded to include Allegheny National Forest. This 141-mile recreation trail features nine campsites but no signs. Those interested in hiking or backpacking either sections of or the entire trail should purchase a detailed trail-guide.
Gateway Clipper Fleet
Take a ride down the Monongahela River at Historic Station Square with the Gateway Clipper Fleet. Symbolic of Pittsburgh’s river renaissance, this three-riverboat fleet recalls the time when Pittsburgh was known as the Gateway to the West. Choose from a variety of cruises from sightseeing day trips to formal dinner cruises.
Point State Park
Located at the tip of Pittsburgh’s confluence of three rivers, Point State Park preserves and commemorates a historical marker for the state and the country. See one of the most dramatic views of the Pittsburgh riverfront, and take some time to relax outdoors at the park’s waterways, scenic hillsides, many bridges and 100-foot-tall fountain. Or, learn about the past by visiting the Fort Duquesne remains and the Fort Pitt Museum.