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Using P.V. Park
Hiking | Dog
Walking
Cross Country Skiing
Mt. Bike Riding
Bird / Nature Watching
Fields, Flowers, Woods
Peace and Quiet
Conservation Classroom
Hunting | Geocaching
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New Sign at Park Entrance
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for Pleasant Valley Park
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 Scott's
7/27/10 Trail Report: Beautiful morning saw 5
deer, one buck in velvet. The trails are in pristine
condition. We currently have 2 sections down for repairs
and hope to get them both up before the end of August
if not sooner. Temperature this AM was 64 degrees. Rex
and I stopped for a couple minute break, birds singing
and peaceful morning.
Pleasant Valley Park's 262 acres of woodlands, open fields,
hilltops and remote valleys provide excellent areas for
many outdoor activities year round. Anyone who enjoys being
outdoors in a natural area, is likely to find something
to like about Pleasant Valley Park.
The Hemlock
Trail is closed until it can be rerouted due to
high winds that blew down numerous large hemlocks.
On Arbor Day about 30 hemlock seedlings
were planted in the same area.
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2009
Murrysville Parks Photo Contest ( website)
On Saturday, April 24th. Murrysville outdoor
organizations will came together at the Murrysville
Community Center for a family-friendly celebration of
Spring, and to share information about outdoor-oriented
recreation and activities available in Murrysville.
An informal gathering began at 6 pm. At 7 pm groups
made 5-minute presentations about their activities.
Mayor Robert Brooksl presented awards for the 2009 Murrysville
Parks and Reserves Digital Photo Contest. The evening
concluded with more time for mingling and conversation.
2009 Grand Prize
Winning
Photo by Pat Comas
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2008 Grand Prize
Winning
Photo by Bob Pitulski |
2007 Grand Prize
Winning
Photo by Ernie
Hahn
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using this email address: Communications@PVPark.org
This web site is intended to provide useful information
on Pleasant Valley Park to Increase the public's knowledge
and use of the park.
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