Step into history at the Portage Station Museum. This attraction, located in Portage, PA, features two floors of historic railroading and coal mining artifacts/memorabilia. The building that houses the museum was originally the main train station for Portage and the…
Dillweed's Trailside Shop When you're hiking or biking along the Ghost Town Trail, sometimes it's nice to stop and take a breather. A great place to rest is the Dillweed Trailside Shop, just a few steps off the trail in…
Looking for something to do this winter and beat the cold? Below are some examples of what you can do to warm up this winter in Cambria County. Test your aim with axe throwing at either Steel City Axe in…
We’re spilling the tea about local cafés and coffee shops! If you are in town and looking for a local shop, we encourage you to try one, or all, of these small businesses listed below. Classic Elements Classic Elements is…
The Boulevard Grille – Family The Boulevard Grill is the perfect place if you want to enjoy a romantic meal, host a social or business function or have specialty cocktails after work. They have several beers on tap from all…
The proprietors of Stone Bridge Brewing's Tap Room and Craft Modern Kitchen have now expanded their business into the world of wine. The Wine Loft is a trendy new wine bar that recently opened above their existing restaurant locations. Once you travel…
Cambria City is a section of Johnstown rich in culture and history alike. When you travel down the side streets, you’re often greeted with reminders of the past, through the various churches, and visions of the future residing in the…
Looking for a way to beat the heat this summer? You've come to the right place. We're letting you know some of the best spots to cool off in and around Cambria County. If you are in the area and…
Cambria County is a prime spot for hiking, biking, and walking trails. One of the best, and longest trails that passes through the Cambria County area is The Ghost Town Trail. In 2020, the trail was named Pennsylvania’s Trail of…
In 1870, James Morley, head of transportation for the Cambria Iron Company, purchased the now-famous canine in Philadelphia. The dog was cast by J.W. Fiske in the late 1800s, and served as a lawn ornament at the Morley home at…