Pittsburgh Botanic Garden & Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Wednesday, April 19th at 2:00 p.m.

Pittsburgh PrimeTimers® are excited to invite you to join us for a nature walk at the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden! Followed by an early dinner at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store a highly popular restaurant in Robinson Township.

This is an opportunity for you to immerse yourself in the beauty of Western Pennsylvania’s natural woodland and take in its breathtaking views. You will be able to explore walking trails while listening to songs from migratory birds, enjoying native wildflowers, smelling natures fragrant blossoms – all while connecting with nature’s healing imagery and sound.

This event is open for everyone so please feel free share it with friends who would like attend as well! We believe that spending time outdoors can help reduce stress levels and improve overall mental health. Nature walks provide an ideal way of escaping our busy lives filled with technology-driven distractions; instead we can reconnect ourselves back into harmony with the environment around us. So don’t miss out on this chance to experience something truly special!

Pittsburgh Botanical Gardens – 799 Pinkerton Run Road – Pittsburgh, PA 15071

After wandering the undulating trails at the Botanical garden we’ll drive – not far – to Cracker Barrel Old Country Store for dinner. Please join us; Cracker Barrel has always been rooted in warm hospitality and home-style cooking – that’s why it’s a great place to host Pittsburgh PrimeTimers for dinner.

Cracker BarrelOld Country Store – 200 Davis Boulevard – Pittsburgh, PA 15275

If you can’t make the nature walk – feel free to join us for dinner at 4:00 p.m. or if you’re not enthused about dinner – don’t miss out on natures healing embrace.

• PARKING:
  • The main Welcome Center parking lot is partially open. If lot is full, additional parking is available across the street in the East Lot.

  ACCESSIBILITY:

  All are welcome to enjoy Pittsburgh Botanic Garden’s beautiful display gardens, woodlands and exhibit areas. When planning your visit, please consider the following:

  • Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is intended to be a walking experience and most pathways are fully outdoors.
  • Pathways may have a paved, woodchip or fine gravel surface depending on location. Please refer to the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Map for details about path surfaces.
  • You may encounter steps and/or slopes on certain walkways.
  • Benches are placed along paths to provide a place to rest.
  • ADA-accessible restrooms are located in the Welcome Center, Davidson Event Center, and Weisbrod Learning Pavilion.
  • At this time, Pittsburgh Botanic Garden does not have wheelchairs, scooters or strollers available to rent.

  If you have any questions regarding accessibility before or during your visit, please call the Welcome Center at (412) 444-4464.

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  Make the Most of Your Visit Download the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Map and visit each area before you come.