Pittsburgh One-Day Fall Foliage Trip Guide

If you only have one day in Pittsburgh to see the fall colors 👀👇 Cook Forest State Park Duration: 1-1.5 hours Address: 87H28QXP+GM Longfellow Trail (1.7 miles): An easy and beginner-friendly trail. Passes by a small bridge with lovely views. As of October 15th, the leaves were still mostly green, but it’s worth a stop if you’re passing by! Kinzua Bridge State Park 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Duration: 2-3 hours Address: 296 Viaduct Rd, Mt Jewett, PA 16740 Now is the perfect time to go!!! Hurry! Route: Visitor Center → Skywalk → Trail to the base of the bridge Start at the visitor center, then head to the skywalk section of the broken bridge. Walking along the skywalk offers breathtaking views of the multicolored valley. Afterward, take the trail down to the base of the bridge for a unique perspective—it feels strangely majestic yet rom below. Super photogenic! Note: Part of the trail involves climbing steep stone steps, which may not be suitable for those with knee issues. However, even just walking on the skywalk is worth the trip! Price: Free!! 🆓 Finally, a big thank you to the kind people who made this trip possible for a car-less introvert—I absolutely loved today’s itinerary! #PerfectTimeForHikingAndFallFoliage #ShareTheBeautyOfNature #MountainHikingForAutumnViews #WeekendGetawaysInPittsburgh #ThingsToDoInPittsburgh #PittsburghTravel