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Explore physical and mobility accessibility at Friendship Hill National Historic Site by clicking on each location's features below.
Gallatin House The Gallatin House has an information desk, small bookstore, restrooms, and exhibits about Gallatin and his history. Hours of operation vary depending on the season and staffing availability. Please call the Visitor Center to get the most current information.
There are two parking areas near the Gallatin House; the main lot, and a small upper lot just for accessible parking. Main Parking LotThis large lot has a walking path leading up to the house, as well as restrooms, and a picnic area. There are:
Accessible Parking (Closer to Gallatin House)
Restrooms are available in the basement of the Gallatin House and can be accessed by an elevator.
Women's
Water Fountains
Information Desk
Bookstore
Exhibits
Model of Gallatin House
Kitchen
Second Floor
The theater showing the park flim is on the first floor at the furthest point from the information desk.
Grounds The Gallatin House grounds encompass a gazebo, a surveying sculpture, a picnic area, two cemeteries, and many hiking trails.
Men's
Women's
Family Restroom
Drinking Fountains
The picnic area is located by the main parking lot next to the restrooms.The picnic area has:
The sculpture of Albert Gallatin is placed along the walking path that takes you from the main parking lot to the Gallatin House.
Outside the home there’s a walkway that takes you a short distance to a gazebo and to a view overlooking the Monongahela River.
Trails Friendship Hill National Historic Site has ten miles of hiking trails to explore.
The Main Loop Trail connects to the rest of the trail system
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The North Loop Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The Hidden Meadow Loop Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The South Loop Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The Trailhead Loop Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The Main Cutoff Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The North Cutoff Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The New Geneva Spur Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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The School Spur Trail can be accessed from the Main Loop Trail
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Last updated: January 15, 2026