The Borough transformed a 1.8 acre neglected brownfield site along the Allegheny River into a vibrant ADA-accessible linear park and trail. A master planning process, with considerable public engagement, laid the foundation for redevelopment, which occurred in three phases over a seven-year period. Coming to fruition in October of 2021, the Riverfront Trail and Park is another step forward in the Borough’s revitalization efforts. The Trail plays a critical regional role by fulfilling a significant trail gap in the Three Rivers Heritage Trail and simultaneously the Erie-to-Pittsburgh Trail, a 125 mile trail that connects to the Allegheny Passage. The Trail and Park celebrate the site’s industrial past through its use of weathering steel, concrete, and wood, while also incorporating contemporary features. Notable enhancements include a pavilion, stage, trail hub, scenic overlooks, ecological components, and the unique use of safety barriers to provide opportunities for artistic expressions that interpret and celebrate the evolution of Etna. The Trail and Park is a popular site for concerts, performances, outdoor yoga, and other community events that attract many visitors. This local treasure has resulted in environmental, economic, and recreational benefits for not only the Borough, but also the region.