Double J
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I'm planning a trip to Johnstown next weekend but I've never been there before and I'd like to get some driving directions from those who know the area better than I do.
I'm coming from Buffalo and I know US 219 is the most direct route from the north, but I'm concerned it may not be a very good road in the winter, particulary the stretch through the mountains. I could take I-90 to Erie and I-79 south toward Pittsburgh, then pick up another road to go east from the Pittsburgh area to Johnstown, but who knows how much extra time that'll add to the trip?
That said, taking the extra time would be worthwhile to me if the interstates are markedly safer than US 219. Can anyone help?
I'm coming from Buffalo and I know US 219 is the most direct route from the north, but I'm concerned it may not be a very good road in the winter, particulary the stretch through the mountains. I could take I-90 to Erie and I-79 south toward Pittsburgh, then pick up another road to go east from the Pittsburgh area to Johnstown, but who knows how much extra time that'll add to the trip?
That said, taking the extra time would be worthwhile to me if the interstates are markedly safer than US 219. Can anyone help?