Surrounded by his team Friday, Cambria County Conservation and Recreation Authority Executive Director Cliff Kitner proudly said that the Path of the Flood Trail is the No. 1 Pennsylvania Trail of the ...

A massive storm pushed the South Fork Dam past its limit—and when it broke, a 40-foot wall of water roared down the valley, wiping Johnstown off the map.

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In recognition of National Dam Safety Awareness Day on May 31, the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES ...

Strong thunderstorms are forecast to develop across the Susquehanna Valley this afternoon as a slow-moving cold front moves into the northwestern corner of Pennsylvania. According to the National ...

The Johnstown Flood Tax, originally intended to help rebuild the city of Johnstown after the 1936 flood, is still in effect ...

The 14-mile Path of the Flood Trail in South Fork, Cambria County, follows the historic route of the catastrophic Great ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Saturday marked the 136th anniversary of the Great Johnstown Flood, and members of the Johnstown Flood National Memorial honored it with an annual tradition. At 4:07 ...

The trail traces the path of the devastating 1889 Johnstown Flood, offering historical insights and scenic recreation. Visitors can hike, bike, birdwatch, and learn about the history of the flood ...

The Ghost Town Trail won the award back in 2020. The Path of the Flood Trail is 14 miles long; it starts in South Fork and ends in Johnstown, tracing the route of the Johnstown Flood in 1889.