Mount Nittany: A Symbol of Our Pride


Welcome to the Mount Nittany Conservancy! We preserve and maintain 800+ acres of beautiful Mount Nittany in Centre County, Pennsylvania.
With nearly 9 miles of volunteer-maintained trails and many scenic views, Mount Nittany offers a unique setting for local recreation.

Conservation

Mount Nittany is both the cultural and environmental symbol of the Nittany Valley. The Conservancy ensures our symbol remains pristine.

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Hike Mount Nittany

Exploring Mount Nittany is a classic hike for local residents, tourists, and returning alumni. Learn the trails and maps before starting your own adventure.

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Life Estate Deeds

Every square inch counts, and you can purchase a life-estate deed to one square inch of Mount Nittany — a truly great way to show your appreciation.

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Volunteer

Conserving Mount Nittany is a continuing effort driven by Penn Staters and Nittany Valley residents! You are the rock that supports the Mountain.

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Nittany

The Legends of Princess Nittany & Lion’s Paw

The sources in folklore of our spirit and affection.

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The Mountain’s Beauty through the Seasons

A great and growing collection captured by admirers.

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A Legacy of Conservation Across Time

A history of conservation through the generations.

  • Mt. Nittany Marathon
    A great way to enjoy the Nittany Valley and the Mountain. Learn more
  • Mt. Nittany Night
    A night of celebration and unity in support of the Mountain. Learn more
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The Conservancy Blog

Centre Gives 2013

May 21, 2013

 MNC's final total in #CentreGives... $3,450 from 26 donors!...

AccuWeather Honors Ken Reeves, Friend & Co-Worker

November 11, 2012

A work party led by Bob Andronici took AccuWeather volunteers on a...

Superstorm Sandy Cleanup on Mt. Nittany Trails

November 4, 2012

Lion Ambassadors and the Paws Of Friendship worked on our trails this past...

Lynch Restoration Continues

October 20, 2012

Over the past year the Mount Nittany Conservancy has been working , along...