Mary Roberts Rinehart Nature Park

StoryWalk®

Where Stories Come Alive on the Trail

Created and distributed by the Sewickley Public Library, a StoryWalk® displays pages from a children’s book along an outdoor path, combining the joys of reading and nature. Bring the whole family to explore one of the Sewickley Public Library’s five StoryWalk® trails throughout the community, each featuring a different seasonal picture book!

Upcoming StoryWalk® Dates for 2026

April 24–May 17 | Book: Birds by Kevin Henkes

Explore All Five StoryWalk® Locations

Make it an adventure and visit all five trails throughout the Sewickley area!

ALLEGHENY LAND TRUST – AUDUBON GREENWAY
160 Magee Rd, Sewickley
What Do You See When You Look at a Tree by Emma Carlisle

FERN HOLLOW NATURE CENTER
1901 Glen Mitchell Rd, Sewickley
The Scarecrow by Beth Ferry

HENLE PARK
Beaver St & Ferry St, Leetsdale
It’s Fall by Renee Kurilla
Note: Please use street parking—the VFW lot is private.

MARY ROBERTS RINEHART NATURE PARK
1412 Beaver Rd, Sewickley
I Live in A Tree Trunk by Meg Fleming
StoryWalk® located on the upper trail

OHIO TOWNSHIP NATURE CENTER
325 Nicholson Rd, Ohio Township
Nell Plants A Tree by Anne Wynter
Note: StoryWalk® is on the paved path behind the nature center building.

Happy reading, happy walking!

Find the Mary Roberts Rinehart StoryWalk®

Follow the story boards along our upper trail as the pages of a delightful picture book unfold with each step. Reading becomes an adventure as children move, explore, and discover what happens next in the forest.

Current Featured Book:

I Live in A Tree Trunk by Meg Fleming

Let this charming story guide your walk through our native woodland – the perfect pairing of literature and nature!

Prize Drawing

At the end of each StoryWalk®, scan the QR code to enter a drawing to win your very own copy of the featured book!

Fall StoryWalk® Drawing: October 13, 2025
No need to be present to win!

Entry forms are also available in the Children’s Department at Sewickley Public Library. Winners will be contacted directly.

Questions?

 Contact the Sewickley Public Library Children’s Department or visit sewickleylibrary.org for more information.