In just two short weeks Labor Day Weekend will be upon us, and while for some it may seem like a time to say goodbye to Summer, for many others it’s a weekend to plan some fun! For the majority of America, Labor Day Weekend means an extra day off, and with an extra day off, when you live in Pittsburgh, there is a whole lot to do! That’s why we here at Vibrant Pittsburgh have composed a short of list of neat ways to spend your Labor Day Weekend.
Labor Day Weekend Fun
1. Kayak Pittsburgh. Located in North Shore, Millvale and the North Park Boathouse, a great way to spend a day off is by renting a kayak for an hour and getting out on the river! And if kayaking isn’t your thing, Labor Day Weekend is the last weekend to Kayak Pittsburgh rents out bicycles, too! Enjoy the city from the river or one of its fantastic bike trails. For more info, click here: http://bit.ly/175wuuc
2. Go Ape! Located in North Park, Go Ape! is a brand new treetop adventure course featuring a zip line, obstacles and more! Just 22 minutes from downtown, Go Ape! is a great way to spend a day off as you climb through the trees of a gorgeous pine forest and overlook the 63 Acre lake below. For more info, click here: http://bit.ly/1esyzTP
3.Buccos Game. This Labor Day Weekend watch the Pittsburgh Pirates face off against the St. Louis Cardinals! With Free T-Shirt Friday and a performance by Third Eye Blind on Saturday, these action packed games will be sure to satisfy every customer! For more info, click here: http://atmlb.com/15ay0se
4. Just Ducky Tour. Take the time you have this labor day weekend to explore and get to know the beautiful city of Pittsburgh with a Ducky Tour! Pittsburgh’s only water and land adventure, Ducky Tours utilize old WWII vehicles to drive and boat around Pittsburgh for a family fun adventure. For more info, click here: http://bit.ly/1cvEdrT
5. Allegheny Cemetery. A bit unconventional, Allegheny Cemetery is a great place to spend a free day. One of the most picturesque places in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Cemetery consists of over 300 Acres of rolling hills and trees. And if you’re a sucker for Pittsburgh history, with some gravestones dating back to the French and Indian war, this is the perfect place for you. For more information, click here: http://bit.ly/OS5IOs
There are few things that top the excitement of a three day weekend, which is why it’s important to get the most out of yours. Whether it’s a kayaking down the Monongahela or taking a stroll through a park, do Labor Day Weekend right this year and make sure you plan to do something great!
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