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  • Laurel Highlands Historical Village
  • About Us
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    • Feeding Our Veterans in Need
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  • Contact LHHV
  • ARTS & HERITAGE FESTIVAL 2025
    • Sponsorship Support Letter
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    • Vendor & Crafter Application 2025
    • Festival Map
  • Laurel Highlands Exploration Center
    • Recreational Activities
      • Laurel Highlands Veterans Greenway Lop Trail
      • LHHV Forest Trails Hiking Rules
      • Honan Ave Hiking Trail
      • Weather in the Laurel Highlands
      • LHHV Forest Trails Hiking Rules
    • Education
      • Historical Element
        • Laurel Highlands Unexplained Activity
        • Walking Tour of Johnstown
      • Conservation & Wildlife
      • Backyard Astronomy
      • Folklore & Legends
      • Ethnic Music
        • Duquesne University Tamburitzans
      • Ethnic Communities
        • Caribbean Countries
        • European Counties
        • English
        • East Asia and Oceania
        • Central America
        • Asia
        • Africa
      • Ethnic Recipes
        • Apple Press Homemade
    • Peace Gardens
      • Veterans Administration
      • Veterans Leadership Program
      • How to build a Wellness Park
      • Serenity Gardens their mission
    • Community Engagement
  • Videos
  • Various LHHV Pictures
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  • LHHV LOGOS
  • LHHV Pictures

February 9, 2017 by Site Admin

Sewickley Creek Wetlands

Sewickley Creek Wetlands The Sewickley Creek Wetlands Interpretive Area is a 21-acre environmental education area with trails and an observation deck. The site is dedicated to natural study and observation of plants and animals.  A wetland is a combination of soils, plants, and water, characterized by the dominance of moisture in the soil. Many of the plants depend on water, even though the soils may appear dry. Sewickley Creek Wetlands is a man-made wetland built by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission to replace those that were affected by the construction of the Amos K. Hutchinson Bypass.

Source: Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Sewickley Creek Wetlands

Filed Under: Local Organization

February 9, 2017 by Site Admin

Chestnut Ridge Park

Chestnut Ridge Park  Photo Credit: Jim Mayes Chestnut Ridge Park is a multi-purpose flood control dam site at Jacob’s Creek atop Chestnut Ridge. The park features a 25-acre recreational pool that expands during flood periods and includes a boat launch area. Boating, fishing, hunting, and other outdoor sport opportunities are available as well. Read our Boating Rules and Regulations. Chestnut Ridge Park is located near Acme, one mile south of State Route 31 between Mount Pleasant and Donegal.

Source: Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Chestnut Ridge Park

Filed Under: Local Organization

February 9, 2017 by Site Admin

Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Bridgeport Dam

Bridgeport Dam Bridgeport Dam is a multi-purpose flood control dam on Jacob’s Creek.  The park offers fishing, hunting, and nature study opportunities.  There are also soccer fields on the spillway of the dam.The PA Fish Commission manages the fishery under conservation regulations.  The permanent water pool is 70 acres in size and includes a boat launch.

Source: Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Bridgeport Dam

Filed Under: Local Organization

February 9, 2017 by Site Admin

Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Twin Lakes Park

Twin Lakes Park Twin Lakes Park best represents the Bureau of Parks and Recreation’s commitment to balance natural resources and public use. The park has received national recognition for its facilities and programs that are designed for use by all people. Stone paved walkways, three fishing decks, and modified picnic and play areas are a few of the accessible, barrier-free facilities available. Approximate acreage of the Park is 467 acres.Address: 219 Twin Lakes Road, Latrobe, PA 15650

Source: Westmoreland County, PA – Official Website – Twin Lakes Park

Filed Under: Local Organization

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