The best walks and hikes around Delmont
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Hikes around Delmont PA explore the rolling hills and wooded valleys of the Allegheny Plateau. The area's trail network primarily follows creeks and winds through local parks, offering a mix of multi-use paths and natural surface trails. These routes generally feature moderate elevation changes, making them accessible for various fitness levels.
Best hiking trails around Delmont
- The most popular hiking route is Slickville to Conemaugh River via the Westmoreland Heritage Trail, a 9.2 mile (14.8 km) trail that takes around 3 hours 53 minutes to complete. This moderate route follows a section of the well-known rail-trail.
- Another top favourite among local hiking enthusiasts is Duff Park loop — Murrysville, Pennsylvania, a moderate 3.2 mile (5.1 km) path. The trail involves some elevation gain through the wooded park area.
- Local hiking enthusiasts also love the Turtle Creek – Duff Park loop from Export, a 2.4 mile (3.8 km) trail leading through forested terrain along Turtle Creek, often completed in about 1 hour 5 minutes.
- Hiking around Delmont is defined by wooded parklands, creek-side paths, and converted rail-trails. The network of routes provides options suitable for both casual walks and more moderate hikes.
- The routes in Delmont are highly rated by the komoot community with an average score of 4.8 stars from more than 20 reviews. More than 40 hikers have used komoot to explore Delmont's varied terrain.
Last updated: May 15, 2026
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Hike the easy 1.8-mile Duff Park Outer Loop, gaining 218 feet, to explore varied terrain, old-growth forest, and wildflowers along Turtle Cr
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Hike the difficult 21.6-mile Westmoreland Heritage Trail, gaining 1051 feet in elevation through diverse natural beauty and historical rail-
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Hike the difficult 13.5-mile Bushy Run Hiking Trails, gaining 1104 feet over 6 hours through historic battlefield landscapes and old-growth
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Hike the moderate 3.2-mile Duff Park Outer Loop in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, featuring varied terrain, Turtle Creek, and old-growth forest.
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Hike the easy 1.6-mile Coronary Trail in Duff Park, gaining 353 feet over 47 minutes, perfect for a quick outdoor escape.
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Entrance to the Funk Bikeway on Heritage trail
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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.
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The Conemaugh River gets its name from the Unami-Lenape word for Otter. The river runs for 70 miles and offers plenty of chances for the public to get out on the water for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing.
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Turtle Creek runs for just over 21 miles through Westmoreland County. Here in Duff Park the trails cross the stream multiple times.
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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.
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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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any dog-friendly hiking trails around Delmont?
Yes, many trails in the Delmont area are suitable for hiking with a dog, provided they are kept on a leash. The trails within local parks like Duff Park and along the Westmoreland Heritage Trail are popular choices for dog walkers. Always check specific park regulations before you go.
What are some good, easy hikes for families?
For a family-friendly outing, consider the Duff Park loop via the Round Top Trail. It's a relatively short, easy walk through the woods that's manageable for most ages. The flat, wide surface of the Westmoreland Heritage Trail is also an excellent option for families with strollers or younger children.
Are there any paved or accessible trails in the area?
The Westmoreland Heritage Trail is a great choice for a paved-style experience. It features a wide, flat, and crushed limestone surface that is handicapped-accessible and suitable for walking, jogging, and bicycling. It offers a smooth journey through scenic landscapes.
Can I find any circular or loop hikes near Delmont?
Absolutely. Duff Park offers several loop options. For an easy but rewarding circuit, the Round Top Trail – Duff Park loop from Export provides a pleasant walk through the forest without having to retrace your steps.
What do other hikers say about the trails near Delmont?
The trails around Delmont are highly regarded by the komoot community, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. Hikers often praise the well-maintained paths, the peaceful wooded scenery, and the mix of easy and moderately challenging routes available.
How many hiking trails are there around Delmont?
While komoot highlights a curated selection of the best routes, the broader Delmont area is part of an extensive network. You can find trails for every skill level, from short park walks to longer sections of regional pathways, with at least 8 great options detailed in this guide.
Are there any trails with good scenic viewpoints?
Many trails in the region offer beautiful natural scenery, especially those running alongside creeks and through the dense woodlands of the Allegheny Plateau. While the local topography consists more of rolling hills than high peaks, routes in nearby areas like the Wolf Rocks Trail are known for their rewarding vistas.
Where can I find information about parking for the trails?
Most official trailheads and parks, such as those for the Westmoreland Heritage Trail and Duff Park, have designated parking areas. For the Westmoreland Heritage Trail, you can find specific information on parking lots and access points on their official website: westmorelandheritagetrail.com.
Are the trails around Delmont free to access?
Yes, the vast majority of hiking trails in and around Delmont, including those in municipal parks like Duff Park and regional trails like the Westmoreland Heritage Trail, are free to access and enjoy.
Are there any hikes with waterfalls near Delmont?
The immediate Delmont area is better known for its scenic creeks and rivers than for significant waterfalls. While you'll find beautiful water features along trails following Turtle Creek, for prominent waterfalls you may need to explore other parks within the greater Western Pennsylvania region.
What are the trail conditions like in Duff Park?
Duff Park offers a variety of trail conditions. You can find flat, easy paths like the Funk Bikeway that runs along Turtle Creek, as well as more traditional hiking trails with natural surfaces, roots, and steeper climbs for those seeking more of a challenge.
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