<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=01Wb82_0vkdxPEr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=01Wb82_0vkdxPEr00" width="1320" height="743" >CAMBRIA COUNTY — A local Eagle Scout’s project provides new features to the Lorain/Stoneycreek hiking trails in Johnstown.Community members celebrated the enhanced hiking trails during a dedication ceremony for Patrick Litzinger of Troop 2025 Wednesday evening.Litzinger recently completed his Eagle Scout project, which included the construction of primitive campsite pads made from wood and rebar. The campsite pads will allow campers to have a dry and level place to set up their tent. The project also involved constructing new bat boxes to support local wildlife.“This project is one of the most significant things you do in Scouts, so you want it to be big and impactful,” Litzinger said. “This really benefits Lorain/Stoneycreek by encouraging more people to get outside and explore.”The dedication ceremony for Litzinger’s Eagle Scout project, which also highlighted the new additions to the trails, occurred Wednesday evening at a campsite along the trails.The hiking trailhead is located at 503 Green Valley St. in Johnstown.</div></body>

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Eagle Scout's project brings new campsites and bat boxes to Johnstown trails

CAMBRIA COUNTY — A local Eagle Scout’s project provides new features to the Lorain/Stoneycreek hiking trails in Johnstown. Community members celebrated the enhanced hiking trails during a dedication ceremony for Patrick Litzinger of Troop 2025 Wednesday evening. Litzinger recently completed his Eagle Scout project, which included the construction...