Park Info
- (412) 271-2717
- boyceparkstewards@trailpittsburgh.org
- 675 Old Frankstown Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15239
BOYCE
PARK
BOYCE PARK
Boyce Park was dedicated as an Allegheny County park in 1963. It is named after the locally-born William D. Boyce, founder of the Boy Scouts.
As a result, all of the picnic groves and shelters have names with Boy Scout associations: Tenderfoot, Eagle, Den, etc. Excavations on the site in 1976 by anthropologists led the discovery of artifacts and 26 burial sites, suggesting that the Monongahela people occupied the site in the 14th century.
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At over 1,000 acres, Boyce Park features a wide variety of recreational infrastructure, including a wave pool and the only downhill skiing facility in the County. Boyce’s trail system includes 28 miles of single-track and 1.4 miles of gravel roads. Boyce’s trails are enjoyed by riders of all skill level.
1,000
ACRES
1,365
Max elevation
28
Miles of Trail
AGH
COUNTY PARK