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The Civilian Conservation Corps built the Hopewell Dam in the 1930s, which damns French Creek to create a 68-acre warm-water lake. The fish that call this lake home are bass, panfish, chain pickerel, northern pike, muskellunge, and walleye, and you can find anglers ice fishing in colder months.

This is great, maybe one of the best paved multi use trails I’ve been on. I rode a bike and really enjoyed all the corners and short climbs as the path twisted along Lake Arthur. Road bike friendly, as many trees as there were I was suprised the asphalt wasn’t pushed up by roots at all and the surface was fast. Numerous pavilions, picnic tables, benches, bathrooms and green lawns for breaks.

Nice view from the Gull Point Trail of Lake Erie. There is a beach here where you can access the water if you want to take a dip to cool off.

The Westinghouse Memorial was unveiled in 1930 in honour of George Westinghouse, who founded the Westinghouse Electric Corporation. This memorial includes a pond and a large bronze monument. There is a sculpture of a schoolboy, looking at the 3 panels which depict the life of George Westinghouse. This is a peaceful place to enjoy the park.

Highland Park in eastern Pittsburgh features a large reservoir, walking trails, and a Victorian-style garden. It offers a family friendly atmosphere and serves as a great spot for a break off the bike.

Spanning over 500 acres, Harrison Hills Park features hiking trails, wooded areas, and little ponds. The park provides a peaceful setting for nature enthusiasts.

Highland Park in eastern Pittsburgh features a large reservoir, walking trails, and a Victorian-style garden. It offers a family friendly atmosphere and serves as a great spot for a stroll through the park.

This spot has a good view of the scenic man-made waterfall created by the dam.