West End-Elliott Overlook Park

West End Overlook Park, officially known as West End-Elliott Overlook Park, is a small municipal park located in the Elliott neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Situated atop Elliott's Bluff, the park offers sweeping panoramic views of Pittsburgh's skyline and the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers.

The park underwent a significant renovation in 2003, transforming it into a more visitor-friendly space. It now features landscaped gardens and a walkway shaded by trees, providing a pleasant environment for visitors. The park's main attraction is its viewing area, which is positioned on a bluff approximately one mile west of the Point and downtown Pittsburgh.

West End Overlook Park is particularly popular during sunset and fireworks displays, offering spectacular views of the city lights and pyrotechnic shows. The park's location provides a unique vantage point for photographers and sightseers alike, showcasing Pittsburgh's urban landscape against the backdrop of its famous rivers.

The park includes a sidewalk stretching about 100 yards along the overlook, allowing visitors to take in different angles of the cityscape. Adjacent to this walkway, a long stone bench provides seating for those who wish to sit and enjoy the view. The grassy area of the park features some trees and additional seating options.

While relatively small in size, West End Overlook Park serves as an important scenic viewpoint and a peaceful escape from the bustling city below. Its accessibility and stunning vistas make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking to appreciate Pittsburgh's unique geography and urban beauty.