Mt Nittany Station 10 Cairn - Lemont, PA - Cairns on Waymarking.com

This cairn was begun many years ago, as some who climbed the blue trail of Mt Nittany would add a rock to the top of the trail. Now, the cairn gathers more and more rocks as visitors add to it.

The structure has no defined shape, and is continually growing.

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A white blazed path to the left will afford 2 excellent vistas, a small cliff, and a great view of the Nittany Mall before looping around the mountain. This is especially nice when the fall leaves are turning. Follow the white blazes for a mile or so until you reach a rock pile, or 'cairn', about 6 feet high. At this intersection, you can go in a couple of directions, so check out the map for a better idea of where it leads. It takes less than a half-hour to get to this section, so you can do it on a relatively short hike.

This describes approaching after ascending the white trail.

Parking and trailhead are on Mount Nittany Road.
N 40° 48.692 W 077° 48.417

Cairn Location: atop Mount Nittany Cairn Purpose: Summit Markers Cairn Condition: Type if different from above list: Not listed Types of rock: Not listed

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