Trail
Signs and Maps Help Hikers
MNC
has installed a wayfinding system
of trail signs at critical intersections
and points on the paths. To learn
more, click here.
Terrain
Model View from Campus. Print
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Topographical
Map of Hiking Trails. Print
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Topographical
Map Detailed View.
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Distances
between Wayfinder Stations Print
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Blue
Trail
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Miles
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White
Trail
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Miles
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TH
to 1
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0.1
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TH
to 1
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0.1
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1
to 2
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0.5
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1
to 2
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0.5
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2
to 3
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0.1
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2
to 3
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0.1
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3
to 4
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0.4
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3
to 5
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0.6
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4
to 5
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0.3
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5
to 6
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0.3
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5
to 6
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0.3
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6
to 10
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0.6
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6
to 7
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0.4
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10
to 11
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0.6
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7
to 8
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0.3
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11
to 2
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0.3
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8
to 9
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0.9
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2
to 1
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0.5
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9
to 10
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0.4
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1
to TH
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0.1
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10
to 1
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1.0
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Total
Loop
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3.7
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1
to TH
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0.1
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Total
Loop
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4.8
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Elevation
/ Altitude gains of Hike

*This
Map CANNOT be Enlarged.*

*This
Map CANNOT be Enlarged.*
Notice:
Traveling in the back country can
be hazardous. You are responsible
for informing yourself about these
hazards and taking necessary precautions.
Information on this web site may contain
errors or omissions. Please use common
sense when hiking, and follow all
rules & regulations as well as
Leave No Trace principles when recreating
in the out of doors. The Mount Nittany
Conservancy takes NO responsibility
for any injuries, accidents, mishaps,
etc. that might take place on the
grounds of the Conservancy.
Review:
(HikePA.com)
Mt.
Nittany is the first hike many people
take in Centre County, PA. Its fame
comes from the legend of Princess
Nittany, and it is a landmark for
the Pennsylvania State University,
whose mascot, the Nittany Lion, is
named for. Hiking Mt.
Nittany is easy, compared to most
of the other hikes in Centre County.
Getting there: Find your way to Lemont,
PA, near State College (off of route
26). Once in Lemont, you'll find your
way around easily, since there are
only a few streets in this quiet town.
Find Mt.
Nittany Road off of Pike Street (the
main street in Lemont) and take it
all the way to the end. You can park
there and follow the white blazes.

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