Original article by the Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority A Historic Moment: The Ghost Town Trail Loop is Complete! After years of vision, planning, and dedicated work, we are thrilled to announce the completion of the Ghost Town Trail…
Johnstown's phenomenal land and water trails were recently featured in a print and digital article for Travel, Taste & Tour! The article highlights the Ghost Town Trail, Path of the Flood Trail, the Stonycreek River, and more! Read the full…
Johnstown was recently featured in an article on Islands.com!.The write-up boasts Johnstown as an "Artsy City Full Of Scenic Trails And Historic Streets" and features some of our popular attractions! Read the full article here!: www.islands.com/1829177/allegheny-mountains-pennsylvania-city-artsy-scenic-trail-historic-streets-johnstown/
Johnstown, PA— Cambria County’s first official initiative in preparation for America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence will be the planting of a “Liberty Tree” at Sandyvale Memorial Gardens and Conservancy. The planting ceremony will be…
TravelAndLeisure.com recently named Johnstown one of the 10 Best Places to Retire in the Northeast for Lower Taxes and Affordable Housing! Read the full article: 10 Best Places to Retire in the Northeast U.S.
Harrisburg, PA – The Path of the Flood Trail in Cambria County, a 14-mile journey through history and nature, has been named Pennsylvania’s 2025 Trail of the Year by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Tracing the historic…
"Phase 1 of the construction on the Ghost Town Trail Loop is completed. This comes two months after the Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority hosted a ground breaking ceremony. When it's completed, it would be the first closed-loop rail…
The Cambria County Conservation and Recreation Authority secured necessary funding to finalize the last 1.5-mile segment of the Ghost Town Trail loop. The Ghost Town Trail extension to become the nation's first continuous rail trail loop on the east coast…
Jayne Korenoski, Visit Johnstown’s long-time Director of Advertising & Sales, will step into retirement at the end of June, marking the close of a 26-year career with the organization. “Jayne has had such a big impact on the growth of…