Mirror photos by Patrick Waksmunski Artist Lynn Baney (left) of Roaring Spring talks with Kerrie Kinzle Rossi of Hollidaysburg as Baney paints with acrylic as part of “The Launch: Works in Progress” Friday on Allegheny Street in Hollidaysburg.

Have a yen for viewing eclectic art? Just follow the trail. The Allegheny Ridge Corporation set in motion its Heart of the Alleghenies Route 22 Artisan Trail Thursday at the Art 4 Gallery in downtown Hollidaysburg. Along the corridor, which runs approximately 90 miles between Johnstown and Huntingdon, strategically placed commissioned art will be exhibited at high profile locales such as Art 4, Allegheny Mountains Convention and Visitors Bureau in Altoona, Raystown Lake Visitors Center in Hesston, Vintage Art Glass in Huntingdon and Tea Merchant 101 in Duncansville. The corridor in Cambria, Blair and Huntingdon counties winds through a myriad of historical rural communities once part of the historic Main Line Canal, said ARC Executive Director Jane Sheffield. It all started out as a partnership between various state agencies such the Department of Community and Economic Development, Pennsylvania Council of the Arts and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.