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Seavey 28 Aspinwall Driving Guide to Marathon Sunday - May 6, 2018 Vets Bridge/Bigelow Blvd Connector 8 ark The Bigelow Blvd/ After crossing Vets Bridge,28 follow right Baker St Waterworks Start: Liberty Ave between 279Marathon Course Road Closures Approximate Greenwood Blvd of the Allies Highland P lanes for Downtown/6th & 7th Aves. Then Bridge Smithfield St and 10th St Extent Closure Times Adelphia 19 take the left exit for Consol Center/6th Ave. Morningside “Escape” Routes Wheelchairs @ 6:50 a.m. Highland 8 Allegheny River Blvd Park Runners @ 7:05 a.m. Starting line back-up 1:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Bear left at the blue “Vets Bridge/Bigelow Zoo Approaches to 130 Connector” sign (following the overhead “U-turn” Route Liberty Ave - Strip District 5:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. ve Finish: Blvd of the Allies green sign for Consol Center) - yes, this Bigelow Blvd P between Wood St and e North Side to West End Br 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. same ramp also works to connect Bigelow r r StanwixRiverview St y 51st St Bunkerhill s Stanton v Millvale back to Vets Bridge. i Park l l e Heights West End to South Side 6:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Morningside A 3 12 25 Approaches to Chislett Mile Markers A Bryant St v Stay left and go across the overpass 579 e 20 the “Escape” Fifth to Grant (½ Marathon) 6:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. RE Relay Exchange toward the former Mellon Arena site. At the ve Routes signal at Washington Pl, bear left onto the ve Leech Blvd Crosstown Fluid Station Oakland to Point Breeze 6:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 40th St Allegheny Farm Rd Bridgeramp for Bigelow Blvd. Cemetery 376 ashington Blvd Highland N Negley A Aid Station W unnel Homewood to Bloomfield 6:15 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Park Stanton Butler St & T N Highland A Ft Pitt Bridge Where to Watch: East St Lawrenceville Main St Black St ve Downtown to FINISH 5:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. unnel Aim for the localAve 40th St hall Deary St ve & T ars 21 businessM districts 36th 51 Finish Line spillover 1:30 a.m. -W 5:00ashington’s p.m. Garfield Larimer A Liberty Bridge RE in tan or Relay Points. N Aiken A Penn A N Mathilda Troy Landing ve The “U-turn” Route Apple St Hill 19 Brushton A 32nd Bloomfield for getting between 31st St 34th 23 Coral Stranahan To access the inner NorthF Side Bridge 31st Friendship A 19 ederal St ve East Liberty Bigelow/Allies and Downtown Liberty A from Rte. 65, take the Beaver 30th 279 Friendship Roup ve Ave exit, stay to the left to wrap Herron ve 8 65 Bridge under the highway onto Chateau St, 28th Bloomfield Eastside Bakery 18 Homewood Allegheny A 24 then follow Columbus St, 28 Filmmakers Square North 26th Melwood 22 Frankstown A ColumbusManhattan St St Paulowna Manhattan St, and North Ave RE4 ve ve Cedar Chateau St Shady Side S Millvale Baum Blvd Bennett St 2 S Aiken A ve E Commons ve Fifth A S.Highland Beaver A 380 RE3 ve ve ve Penn A Hamilton A North A N CommonsW ve Centre A ve Commons Strip Bigelow ve E Ohio Smallman St ve Morewood A ve ve 3 ve 15 Merchant District enn A N Dallas A ve P 1 Mellon ve 19 N Canal Oakwood St ve Western A 16th Ellsworth A N Lang A V Craig St Park Point 17 ets Bridge Liberty A Bayard 16 ve 4 Bigelow Blvd Ridge A 14th ve alnut St Breeze Neville W Homewood A Shadyside Chatham ve Reynolds Centre A S NegleyUniversity A 5 25 Fifth Ave 14 6 579 Hastings N Braddock A 11th St W 51 ilkins A Penn A Rivers Heinz Field PNC ve Frick Art & ve W End Br 9th ve Casino Ft.Duq. RE1 Conv MarlowWest Bridge Park ppa Historical Ctr Ctr i ve W Carson St 7th St u 6th St Pitt End q Beechwood Blvd e Petersen 13 W ve ll Shady A Homewood 7 Murray A St A F ood St Hill Events Ctr CMU orbes A ightman Cemetery 7th A Robinson Darragh Carnegie W Steuben ve District ve Museums & Downtown 6th A v S Main 8 Liberty A ve Library Frew Northumberland East End A Wilkinsburg v Margaret ve ve Forbes A S Dallas A ood St PPG Paints Bouquet Morrison ve Aylesboro W Fifth A Oakland Smithfield St Arena Atwood Squirrel 26 S Ross Fifth A Carlow Forbes Ave ve Hill 13 12 Grant St Forbes A B Ft.Pitt ve r a Halket Mt. Bridge Duquesne d Blvd. of the Allies Schenley Park Darlington d Regent 19 Univ. o Washington 1st A Bates c 12 k Square 22 Station v 376 30 Craft 51 Square 72 Blvd of the A All Beacon St v unnel ies Leaving Downtown on e 9 2nd A RE2 10th ve Hobart St the Parkway East, Exit 74 Ft. Pitt T 1st Bridge ve is the first open exit. Liberty Br 11 Birmingham P J McArdle Muriel Frick Park E Carson St 16th 11 S ShadyF A 10 idne orward A y S SouthSide ve t Works 22 74 Bailey 376 30 Squirrel Hill T 18th Hot Metal Br unnel S 12th S 22 The I-376 “U-turn” Ramp to and Sarah St Monitor S 23rd 21st 30 from the Bigelow/Allies Route S 24th Driving Directions 376 Saw Mill S 26th 837 Murray Run Blvd ve WOODVILLE Libertyunnel South Side Downtown/North Side --> Interior East End Interior East End --> Downtown/North Side 376 T Allentown PITT 1) Get to Fort Pitt Bridge outbound (access from Fort 1) Get on Bigelow Blvd heading inboundSwissvale FT TUNNEL 22 Boggs A A Duquesne Blvd/10th St Bypass in Downtown and Ridge 2) In town, use left lane to, aim forCommercial the Liberty St Bridge VE 885 Greenfield 30 Ave/Reedsdale St on the North Side) 3) Use right lane through Liberty Tunnel and make 19 51 Arlington 2) After going through Fort Pitt Tunnel, take Exit 69A (U.S. right immediately after exiting tunnel onto PA 51 North Crane Ave 19 South/Banksville Rd)Irvine St and use “U-Turn” ramp to loop 4) After about a mile, take left-hand ramp for I-376 West Mt. Oliver back onto inbound I-376 (see box at left) 5) Use “U-Turn” ramp to go back through the Fort 376 3) Follow directions below to connect to Bigelow Blvd and Pitt Tunnel (see box at left) 22 30 From the PA 51 North- 51 the interior of the East End 6) For Downtown, aim for Exit 70B/Ft. Duquesne Blvd McKinley bound ramp to I-376 Hazelwood Park Homestead West, stay to the left to take Parkway West --> Interior East End Exterior East End --> Downtown Banksville Rd Waterfront the ramp for U.S. 19 South/ 1) From I-376, take Exit 69B to PA 51 South 1) GetGrays Brto Blvd of the Allies, via Schenley Park or I-376 Banksville Rd. Quickly get to 2) Stay on 51 for about a mile to the right-hand ramp for Westbound Exit 72B Escape Beechviewfrom Downtown the left again to loop around Brownsville Rd “Downtown” 2) From left lane on Allies, aim for Liberty Bridge back onto I-376 East to go Homestead For more detail on how to navigate through the Fort Pitt Tunnel 3) Keep left on the ramp to go through the Liberty Tunnel 3) Follow from #3 above for Rte. 51/U-Turn Ramp/Ft. TRK into Downtown. The same 4) From Liberty Bridge, follow I-579 to PA 380 East/Bigelow Pitt Tunnel directions Downtown on Marathon Sunday19 , W ramp works coming from town est St see the Downtown Escape map. 51 Blvd to get onto PA 51 South to the 180427 Liberty Tunnel & Bridge. Copyright by Informing Design, Inc. From Downtown (west of Smithfield or north of Liberty), you need to head out of town through Ft. Pitt Tunnel (I-376W), take Banksville Rd./19-S Exit, and then immediately after the underpass, take the left ramp to get on I-376E, immediately take Exit 69B for PA 51 South to the Liberty Tunnel & Bridge to get to the Bigelow Blvd “Slingshot.”.
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