Trails and more!Whether you are interested in riding the rapids on the Stonycreek River or hiking the award-winning Ghost Town Trail, you've come to the destination for outdoor fun! Once you've tackled our outdoor recreation, stick around for our history and hertiage attractions.
Explore our rich history!While Johnstown is known mostly for it's floods, we have so many other things in the local area of historical significance! For example, did you know that Johnstown was home to Michael Strank? He was one of the men who raised the flag at Iwo Jima!
Baseball, hockey, and more!No matter what sport you're a fan of, Johnstown has a little something for you. The Johnstown Tomahawks hit the ice regularly in our hockey arena, and our new baseball team will be up to bad in 2021!
Cresson House Bed & Breakfast is a classic Colonial home tastefully decorated and nestled in the Allegheny Mountains of Central Pennsylvania. Just minutes away from I-99, they feature warm hospitality and amenities such as spacious grounds, central air conditioning, full complimentary breakfast and five rooms with private baths. Relax on the wrap-around porch in the country rocking chairs. Cresson House is ideal for the business traveler as well as visiting family and friends.
The experience begins the moment you walk through the door of Asiago's restaurant.
The tasteful Romanesque atmosphere beckons you with warmth, ideal for an intimate dinner,
family gathering, business lunch, or special occasion party.
PolkaFest features the country’s best bands, as well as local and regional favorites. The lineup regularly consists of bands and musicians who have been nominated for or who have won Grammy Awards. Johnstown’s PolkaFest is one of only a few to combine Polish and Slovenian styles at one festival, alternating sets, a format that has proven to be successful over 25+ years. PolkaFest has also featured other Polka styles including German, Country, and even Rock, and continues to attract a younger audience.
This program will discuss Pennsylvania Railroad operations and deteriorating conditions on May 31, and the rebuilding of the railroad in the days and months following the disaster. Johnstown Flood National Memorial (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov)
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