The Westmoreland County Bureau of Parks and Recreation encompasses eleven parks and five trails, maintained to provide visitors with a wide variety of benefits and experiences.

Parks

Cedar Creek Park

Located in Rostraver Township, 1/4 mile North of I-70 on Route 51

GPS address: 453 Evergreen Drive, Belle Vernon, PA 15012

Mammoth Park

Located in Mt. Pleasant Township, accessible via Route 981 and 982 from Latrobe and Greensburg

GPS address: 171 County Park Road, Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666

Northmoreland Park

Located in Allegheny Township, off of Route 356

GPS address: 280 Markle Road, Apollo, PA 15613

Twin Lakes Park

Located in Hempfield and Unity Townships, just east of Greensburg on Donohoe Road from Route 30

GPS address: 219 Twin Lakes Road, Latrobe, PA 15650

Bridgeport Dam

Accessible via Route 31, east of Mt. Pleasant

Chestnut Ridge Park

Accessible via Route 31, east of Donegal

Loyalhanna Gorge

Sewickley Creek Wetlands

Located near New Stanton, off of PA Turnpike-66

Swede Hill Park

Located at 311 Willow Crossing Road in Greensburg, off Route 119

Ann Rudd Saxman Nature Park

Located two miles east of Greensburg, between Route 30 and Donohoe Road

Historic Hanna's Town

Located three miles north of Greensburg, between US Route 119 and PA Route 819

GPS address: 809 Forbes Trail Road, Greensburg, PA 15601

Trails

Coal and Coke Trail

Starts in Mt. Pleasant and heads west to Scottdale

Five Star Trail

Connects Greensburg to Youngwood, continuing to Armbrust

Westmoreland Heritage Trail

Connects Saltsburg to Trafford, with stops in Slickville and Delmont 

Great Allegheny Passage

Access to the trail is located in Cedar Creek Park and West Newton

Little Crabtree Creek Trail

Starts in Twin Lakes Park and will eventually connect to Crabtree