Cambria County 4

4 places to explore in Cambria County, Pennsylvania — part of the The Alleghenies region.

  • Johnstown Flood Museum

    History museum · Johnstown, Cambria County

    The story of the 1889 flood that killed more than 2,200 people, told in a former Carnegie library with an Oscar-winning documentary and an animated relief map.

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  • Johnstown Flood National Memorial

    National memorial · Adams Township, Cambria County

    The remains of the South Fork Dam, whose collapse on May 31, 1889 unleashed the flood that killed more than 2,200 people downstream, with a visitor center telling the story.

  • Johnstown Inclined Plane

    Funicular · Westmont, Cambria County

    Built in 1891, after the great flood, as an escape route to high ground, a steep funicular big enough to carry cars, topped by an overlook of the city.

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  • Prince Gallitzin State Park

    State park · White Township, Cambria County · 7,205 acres

    Glendale Lake reaches into many wooded coves across the high Allegheny Plateau, with a long shoreline for boaters and anglers, a big campground and a swimming beach.