Woodlands Campus

The 165-acre Woodlands campus complex at Keystone College contains roughly 7 miles of hiking trails including three interpretive trails (Water Discovery, Nokomis Forest Stewardship, and Riparian), the Tunkhannock Hiking Trail, and a Tree Identification Walk located on campus. Students and the community can enjoy a self guided hike, or grab one of the interpretive guides and head out for an environmental education adventure. Guides are available for print by clicking on the links above or you can pick one up at Lackawanna Hall.  The trails are open seven days a week from dawn until dusk, and are reserved for foot traffic only. Bikes, ATVs, and horses are strictly prohibited.

Keystone College encourages students and guests to enjoy all that the Woodlands Campus has to offer (Woodlands Campus Highlights) while practicing proper hiking safety by staying on designated trails. Be sure to wear proper shoes and watch for ticks and other biting insects, in addition to poison ivy, which can be found through out the trails. Finally, as you enjoy your trek through the Woodlands Campus, remember to take only photos and leave only footprints.