The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure is currently planning a shared-use path along Butler Street from 57th Street to One Wild Place. Visit the subpage (linked here) to learn more, and follow this page for updates.

The Allegheny River Green Boulevard (ARGB) Strategic Plan was developed over several years through efforts of the City of Pittsburgh and Riverlife and published in 2013. The plan included in its study area areas of neighborhoods located along the south shore of the Allegheny River, from the Lower Strip District through and beyond Upper Lawrenceville. The study included ambitious recommendations for land use, transportation, open space, and riverfront access.

We are beginning the early steps to implement portions of the project. This page will house project materials, provide updates, and solicit input on current and future projects in the corridor.

To access the published plan, click the button below.

The first portion of the Green Boulevard under design is a shared-use pedestrian and bicycle path in the section between 40th Street and 43rd Street, adjacent to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Line. In designing this piece, the project team is referencing the recommendations of the above ARGB Strategic Plan, as well as the below past planning efforts:

• Bike(+) Master Plan (City of Pittsburgh, 2020)
• Guide to Riverfront Development (Riverlife, 2014)
• Allegheny Riverfront Vision Plan (Riverlife, 2001)
• Strip District Riverfront Vision Plan (Riverlife, 2016)

Please check back to this page for more information as it becomes available.