The park is right in the city at the point were the rivers join. Lot of activities go on here including the River Regetta and a great July 4th Fireworks Display. More

Amazing views of the confluence and the city. One of the must visit spots of the city. More

The bike trails go right through the park. It's a gateway from the city to the north shore. Heading in the opposite direction you can get over to Station Square. More

This is a nice place for a walk to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city. It has been partially closed for the last 3-4 years for renovation but is still worth a visit. Can't wait for the fountain to get finished. More

We were told on our boat cruise that the plumbing in the fountain of Point State Park is being replaced won't be completed until 2012. However, if you happen to be in the downtown Pittsburgh area I would still recommend it. It's relaxing to take a walk around, ride your bike, or sit on the concrete steps in front of... More

I see this from my boat all the time. If you are from out of town dont venture here until 2012 since it is closed for construction. It was nice years ago... More

This is a nice park with views of the city and the river. (The construction someone complained about in 2008 seems to be mostly done in 2009.) It's just a nice place to wal around and relax. Also take a look into the Fort Pitt Block House a small museum in the only part of the old fort to survive.... More

This is just an update to let everyone know that Point State Park is still under construction. Although there are some beautiful spots along the river, the museum is still closed. Also, there are still unsightly fences and construction sites in the park. At one point during my visit, i wondered into a section that had no exit. So i... More

My husband and I tried to visit this park on 11/13/07. After paying $12.00 to park-near the park and the attendent asked how long and where we going to be-we said we wanted to visit the park and museum. We walk to the park through a tunnel under the Ft Pitt bridge and guess what?. The museum is not open... More