Welcome to the official site of Pennsylvania's Mid State Trail, with the most current and complete information about Pennsylvania's longest and wildest footpath. You'll also find information about the Mid State Trail Association, the all volunteer organization presented with the task of maintaining the trail.

Official Mid State Trail maps are vital to help point the way along our often surprisingly remote footpath. For many years, MSTA has published clear, accurate, waterproof black-and-white maps.

The Mid State Trail is known as the wildest footpath in Pennsylvania. Over 500 kilometers in length, the Mid State Trail stretches from near Flintstone, Maryland and traverses through the center of Pennsylvania to end at the New York State line just north of Cowanesque Lake.

The highest knob, the sharpest ridgelines, and some of the most dramatic views on Mid State Trail await intrepid hikers in the Everett Region.

Entering Pennsylvania's Northern Tier, shaped by massive continental glaciers, Tioga Region continues the challenging backcountry hiking experience of MST through deeply wooded high plateau, and really rural low hills.

Straddling both of Pennsylvania's mountain zones, the Tiltrock Country and the Alleghenies, Woolrich Region continues MST's dramatic views, climbing its highest relief at the Gates of Pine Creek within the Allegheny Front.

What are Mid State Trail's best features? Spectacular vistas from mountain tops, and remoteness of wild forests and streams. Mid State Trail is a pure footpath, if you hike alone you will meet more bears than people. Whose trail is it? MST is mostly on public land.

This area encompases all sections of the Mid State Trail. You will find up to the minute updates for each section of the MST. Please note, this is not divided up by regions.

2006年12月1日 · Mid State Trail has four Regions: Everett Region starts at a connection with trails of Green Ridge State Forest at the Maryland line, climbs the highest and wildest sections of Tussey Ridge, and ends at US 22 near Water Street.

Beautiful views and amazing natural features mark State College Region. Although the trail's heart is the most popular Region of MST, if you hike alone you still will probably encounter more bears than people. A monument (erected 2003) marks …