Path Of The Flood Historic Races
The Path of the Flood Historic Races is an annual event in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, commemorating the devastating 1889 flood. The race features multiple distances, including a 14-mile course that traces the path of the historic floodwaters, starting at the ruins of the South Fork Dam and passing through notable landmarks like Staple Bend Tunnel and the Stone Bridge. Participants can also choose shorter races such as 8-mile and 5K routes.
The event promotes community resilience and heritage, with proceeds supporting local trail and heritage initiatives. It is organized by Heritage Johnstown in partnership with local conservation authorities, attracting runners and history enthusiasts alike. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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