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Here at the edge of B&Y Park you can pick up the Westmoreland Heritage Trail. This wide, flat trail is open to pedestrians and cyclists and due to its surface most of it is also accessible to those with disabilities or mobility issues.

The Round Top Trail leads up to the summit of Round Top/1360, the highest point in the park. Though it's only a short trail it's also the steepest in the park so you'll feel it in your legs and lungs.

This 250-acre park is a great escape in Murrysville with a few miles of hiking and biking trails. There is enough space here to have room to yourself even on busier days.

Turtle Creek runs for just over 21 miles through Westmoreland County. Here in Duff Park the trails cross the stream multiple times.

Duff Park may seem like any other woodland park, but it holds a secret, because here you'll find one of the last remaining old growth forests in Pennsylvania. In addition, it's a recognized Wild Plant Sanctuary by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

Duff Park is a great green park near Murrysville. The park has a flat bike trail, the Funk Bikeway, that runs along Turtle Creek. There are also some more challenging trails in the park. In addition to the bike trails, the park has picnic tables, a pavilion, and restrooms.

Nice view of Turtle Creek. The Westmoreland Heritage Trail follows the creek, so there are several good spots to see the creek. The trail crosses the creek via a bridge at this point, so it is an especially good viewing spot.

The Westmoreland Heritage Trail is a scenic rail-trail that follows the path of the former Turtle Creek Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The trail passes through diverse landscapes, including woodlands and farmlands. It features historical markers and interpretive signs, offering insights into the region's industrial and cultural heritage.