Standing Stone Trail Hiking Guide

Official app of the Standing Stone Trail Club. The Standing Stone Trail follows scenic ridgelines in Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Fulton counties, the rural heart of central Pennsylvania's Tiltrock Country. Originally built as the Link Trail between the Mid State Trail and the Tuscarora Trail, the SST is a destination in its own right, offering Pennsylvania hikers and backpackers a link to dramatic scenery, wild plant and animal life, and compelling history. The name Standing Stone acknowledges the Oneida people who tended a marker at the mouth of what came to be called Standing Stone Creek in present-day Huntingdon. SST crosses this creek within an old growth hemlock and rhododendron stand now called Alan Seeger Natural Area. The logo represents Monument Rock, one of the bold natural standing stone outcrops on the trail.