The Frick Pittsburgh
An arboretum in Point Breeze
The path that winds through the Frick’s 10-acre site is lined with lush gardens and a diverse selection of trees.
The Trees of the Frick Pittsburgh
With close to sixty varieties of trees growing around the site, visitors can stroll along the pathways and discover Copper Beech, Horse Chestnut, Saucer Magnolias, Weeping Willow, Hemlocks, Japanese Maples and other beautiful species of trees at varying levels of maturity. The Kentucky Coffee trees are perhaps one of the most talked about trees growing at The Frick. Over the years, these trees have matured to the point where they now act as a natural overhead canopy for visitors walking the pathway on their way to Clayton, The Café or the Greenhouse, and the unusual pods they drop allow for endless questions and conversations.
See The Frick Pittsburgh Arboretum Map
Explore the Frick Pittsburgh through Google Streets and get to know the trees on their beautiful grounds.
Visit The Frick Pittsburgh
The Frick Pittsburgh grounds are free and open to visitors Tuesday-Sunday from 8:00 a.m.-dusk.
Of course, we encourage you to explore the other aspects of the Frick. Check their website for more information on exhibits and tickets.
