Quehanna Trail System

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Quehanna Trail System
Length 75 mi; 120.7 km
Location Pennsylvania, United States
Trailheads Loop trail near State College, Pennsylvania
Use Hiking
Trail Difficulty Strenuous
Season Year-round

The Quehanna Trail is a 75-mile hiking trail in Pennsylvania.

It forms a loop through the Moshannon State Forest and Elk State Forest.

The trail is marked with orange blazings. Its western end and primary start/end point is located in Parker Dam State Park.

There are two connector trails offering 30 miles of additional hiking in the Quehanna Wild Area and are marked with blue blazings.

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