The mission of Allegheny RiverTrail Park (ARP) – formerly known as Aspinwall Riverfront Park – is to enhance the quality of life for the community by providing free public access to parkland and multi-use trails along the Allegheny River. We are committed to riverfront revitalization and inclusive community engagement through recreational, educational, cultural and social activities for a diverse population.
ARP is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation as well as a PA State Certified Land Trust and is unaffiliated with any government entity. The park is managed by an all-volunteer board of directors with daily operations handled by a hard-working and dedicated leadership staff. The park is maintained through earned income and private fundraising, not taxpayer dollars.
Allegheny RiverTrail Park Featured Events

Summer Concert Series: Norside City Council
Friday, July 31st
5:00PM-9:00PM
Joining us for Food Truck Friday is….. Ol’ Whitetail!
Ol’ Whitetail is a singer-songwriter who grew up in rural northern Appalachia and lives in Pittsburgh. She uses literary devices and elements of visual design to create cinematic folk songs with hints of country blues, ragtime, and jazz. Her lyrics are inspired by philosophy, magic realism, activism, and nature.
Skate Night
Friday, August 7th
5pm-9pm
Summer Concert Series: Fruition
Friday, August 14th
5PM-9PM
The Summer Concert Series, sponsored by The Short Family, features nationally rising artists, some of Pittsburgh’s favorite bands, a waterfront stage, expanded food and drink options, and unbeatable views… for FREE!
Come as early as 5pm to grab a spot on the lawn, a beer from Trace Brewing, and food from various alternating food truck options. The shows begin at 7 PM!
Allegheny RiverTrail Park News
Bad Sauna Comes to the Riverfront
Greg Schaffer brought the Finnish practice of steam bathing to Pittsburgh in 2023, and is now expanding to Allegheny RiverTrail Park.
2026’s Food Truck Fridays are presented by First National Bank
This summer, the energy along our riverfront in Pittsburgh gets an extra boost as First National Bank (FNB) steps in as the flagship sponsor of Food Truck Fridays at Allegheny RiverTrail Park.
Fit4Mom, Fun4Kids: More Than a Workout Class
This past September, Shaler resident Deana Young brought something special to Allegheny RiverTrail Park: a fitness class that moves more than just bodies. Fit4Mom, a San Diego–founded program with more than 250 locations nationwide, blends exercise, motherhood, and...
ARP is committed to making our park accessible to everyone. We strive to adhere to current accessibility guidelines and are continuously working to improve the park user experience for all. For questions and information, please email Tony Miga, our Accessibility Coordinator, at tony@alleghenyrivertrailpark.org.








