Had a very minor bike issue. But on a Sunday morning, they took care of me just as they were…read moreopening with real friendliness and knowledge. If you are biking the GAP, or happen to be in the area for any reason, stop here and support them. They deserve it and are worth it!

Great guys. Helped me when I was cycling the GAP and CO. Willing to open shop and come in early…read moreeven to keep me on schedule. Do business with them! They know their stuff and have affordable rates. Better than some cookie cutter spot in your big city.

This is the best senior center I have been to. Judy does an amazing job keeping thingds active,…read moreorganized and running smoothly. The food is always served hot and tastes great. They have crafts, music, exercise, outside activites and more. They have several tables for dining or participating in activities, including mosts favorite, you guessed it, BINGO.

As if there wasn't enough parks in the Laurel Highlands, there is Laurel Hill State Park a 3,935…read moreacre natural area of beautiful forest, overlooks, ponds and streams. My recent visit was promising at first, but the rain just kept coming all day long and it "dampened" my spirits completely. I stopped by the main office and got directions to the Jones Mill Dam. Since it was raining so much I gave it some time to clear up, but to no avail. This park is certainly worth checking out and it will be super beautiful later on in the Spring. The wood frogs, spring peepers and other animals will be active. On the same road that this park lies on is two other parks: Kooser State Park and Laurel Ridge State Park, so it is possible to hit those up while in the area. I will certainly make the trip out here later on towards May.

I was staying at Hidden Valley recently and I was looking for a cool place to hike in the area that…read moreI hadn't been to before and I happen to discover this gem. What a great spot for a hike, but an even better place for a swim, relaxing, a picnic on the grass or some sun on the sand by the water. So after we arrived we hit the trail that ran along the water while taking in the small but beautiful lake. We then proceeded to head into the woods. It was a great little hike and the trails were very easy. After we were done hiking we got the huge blanket and the cooler with snacks and drinks in it out of the car and headed over to a shaded spot under the trees. We sat in the grass area in the left corner of the parking lot and listened to music, ate, drank and enjoyed each other's company for a good while. Then after that we packed up our stuff in the car and headed down to the water and enjoyed the lake which is very clean and refreshing and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. I love that they have sand and everyone looked so happy. They also have an area where you can purchase food and beverages but they also have many other great amenities which I am sure can be discovered on here or on their website. I am so glad I discovered this place. I will most definitely be stopping by again when I am in the area. Enjoy :)

This Zoo/Animal Park is a good place to entertain and educate kids. It's perhaps a little kitschy…read moreas it is a bit reminiscent of seventies vacation activities I experienced as a kid. But generally it is what it purports to be, and that's fine. There are a few "non-pettable" animals such as a tiger, camels, wolves, primates, brown bears, etc. In fact, one of our highlights was the sight of a baby camel still learning to walk. But about half the park is comprised of farm animals. Feeds can be purchased in the office and the portion given is plentiful. The carrots and dry feed were more than enough to last for our visit. This is a great chance for the kids to get outside for a while on a nice weather day. They can see, touch and feed quite a few animals including bovine, goats, llamas, sheep, rabbits and others. There is even a small play area for a change of pace. The admission prices are reasonable by today's standards ($18.50 adults, $16.50 seniors and $15.50 age 3 - 11, under 3 free). Im general, it's a nice day out for the kids.

If you are looking for a fun day trip from the Pittsburgh area, Living Treasures in Donegal is…read moreperfect. It's an easy drive down from the city...just about an hour or so, making it close enough for a spontaneous weekend trip but far enough into the Laurel Highlands to feel like a real escape. The park brings me lots of fond memories. I've been coming here for years, and it essentially served as the backdrop for my daughter's childhood. From the time she was a toddler through her tween years, we brought her, her friends, and our whole family here often. What makes Living Treasures so distinct from a traditional, massive city zoo is just how interactive and up-close it is. You aren't staring at animals across massive concrete moats. You get to genuinely interact with them. Over the years, we've loved seeing the variety; everything from the playful otters, sloths, and kangaroos to the big cats, wolves, and primates. The highlight for the kids (and, let's be honest, the adults too) has always been buying the feed cups and carrots. Getting to hand-feed a giant, gentle camel or watch the baby goats enthusiastically run up to you never gets old. Beyond the animals themselves, two things consistently stand out every time we visit: the cleanliness and the staff. For an animal park where you are encouraged to touch and feed the residents, the facilities are remarkably clean, well-maintained, and do not have that overwhelming odor you might expect. You can tell the staff is incredibly dedicated to the well-being of the animals. The keepers are always visible, approachable, and more than happy to stop what they are doing to answer a curious child's question about an animal's diet or personality. Their passion for what they do completely shines through.

Only played golf, was nice course. Club house was open for sandwiches drinks, all were good.read more

This is the best value for a golf course in the area. Oakbrook is a public course that's…read moremaintained as well as any private course. It's a very open course - not a lot of rough, and not too many hazards. It's an excellent place for beginners to learn the game. I always had fun playing at Oakbrook. The cost to play is about half of what I paid at other courses, and I've enjoyed Oakbrook more than the others. The driving range is also inexpensive - about 75% what you'd pay elsewhere. It's a slight drive from Johnstown, but it's definitely worth it.

DO NOT GO FULL SPEED ON THE SLIDES!!!!!!!! They are fun but…read moreREALLY fast and you WILL fly off if you don't drag your feet when sliding down. Especially for the curvier slide on the left. My glasses flew off of my face and I thought I was going to fly off of the edge, but instead landed on the ground with a nice bruise on my shin as a souvenir. The plastic "kids slide" is like going down a thin lobster tail and is bumpy on the way down. Anyway. Would come back. The slides are still fun even when moving at a reasonable speed. The rock scramble stairs and the cargo net to get back up are also fun. Yes, I am an adult.

I loved it here and my kids said they never wanted to leave…read moreAn the wild life is so beautiful And the surroundings there were all so peaceful and proper and wonderful and I wish I could live there

Christine is the best! She has developed and refined her practice and continues to do so. She is…read moreknowledgeable, practical and responsive to clients. This is not a 'fly by night' operation. Christine is professional, experienced and holistic in her approach. I went to Christine for a shoulder issue I'd had forever & was told by a specialist that I would have to learn to live with it. Christine solved that issue and more. Her services are well worth the price! She is up front about pricing, and as with anything, you get what you pay for. Some are services to benefit your well being, which Is much more pleasant to do proactively, than simply winding up at a traditional doctor when the damage is done.

I was a client of Christine's for awhile, and would still go if she weren't so expensive for what…read moreyou get. She was caring and Compassionate as I would be for $75-$100 per hour. I found a nice acupuncturist in Greensburg that charges a fraction of Christine and is just as good. Look up Chinese Acupuncturist in Greensburg. If I was of old money, her fees wouldn't be a big deal. Well, maybe they would since people with old money are smart with finances and don't overpay. Overall, she is talented but so is my current acupuncturist. I would give her 5 stars if her prices reflected the current market. Perhaps she thinks no one will make the arduous drive to Greensburg/Pittsburgh. What's up with the other review?