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Directions from South, West and the Pittsburgh Airport
Rt. 279 North to Pittsburgh takes you through the Fort Pitt Tunnel, after which you see downtown Pittsburgh.
After going through the Fort Pitt Tunnel and onto the Fort Pitt Bridge, keep to the far left and follow signs for Rt. 279 North. You will go across another bridge to the North Side of Pittsburgh, get into the far right lane. Immediately watch for signs directing you to Rt. 28 North. - it comes up quickly after you get off the bridge and exits to the right.
Take Rt.28 North. After traveling north on Rt. 28 for approximately 10 miles, take Exit 9 (Blawnox) which exits to the right. Go to the 2nd traffic light and turn right on Center Ave.
Go to bottom of the hill. Cross the railroad tracks and make an immediate left after crossing. (Disregard sign saying “no left turn”- it is for trucks). Drive parallel with tracks, past stop sign, to Clark. Look for the Clark sign and the office building with a flagpole in front. You can park in front of the building or beside the railroad tracks.
Directions from the West, North and East, via the PA Turnpike
Take the Pa Turnpike to Exit #48 ( Allegheny Valley). Follow sign toward Pittsburgh heading south on Freeport Road / Rt. 28 South. At the traffic light where Rt. 28 turns to the right and Freeport Rd. continues straight, stay straight on Freeport Road.
Follow Freeport Road along the Allegheny River past the Oakmont Bridge and into the town of Blawnox. At the intersection of Freeport Road and Center Ave, turn left onto Center Ave. There is a traffic light at this intersection with a left hand turning lane. Landmarks at the intersection are “Allegheny Valley Bank” on the right and “Tower Auto Sales” on the left.
Go to bottom of the hill. Cross the railroad tracks and make an immediate left after crossing. (Disregard sign saying “no left turn”- it is for trucks). Drive parallel with tracks, past stop sign, to Clark. Look for the Clark sign and the office building with a flagpole in front. You can park in front of the building or beside the railroad tracks.
