Save this page — bookmark it or add to your home screen for quick access before your next visit.
Click any store on the map for details, use search and categories to find brands, and zoom in/out for a closer look.
A mall is a great place to go shopping and eat! There are two level of stores at Logan Valley Mall, with a bunch of restaurants and shops to look through.
Use the interactive map to find what you’re looking for; just type a store into the search box located at the top-left corner. Typing a store name helps find it quicky, or you can scroll through categories to browse shops. To navigate around the map, try using the zoom buttons located at the lower-right to go in and out. You can also move your mouse around and scroll on the map.
How to Use the Logan Valley Mall Map
There are two floors at the mall: First Level and Second Level. Find the level label at the upper-right part of directory map to switch floors, and click on a store’s pin to see information about the shop.
Logan Valley Mall features 2 levels. The First Level include many big-name retailers like JCPenney and Macy’s department stores, plus fashion spots like Victoria’s Secret, H&M, Hollister, and Buckle. There is also some great places for young shoppers (or anyone who likes more relaxed clothing), including Zumiez, Torrid, Hot Topic, and Spencer’s. If you’re in search of accessories and makeup, look no further than Virago Beauty, Bath & Body Works, and Claire’s. Lids and Shoe Dept. Encore has all your footwear bases covered, and Go! Calendars, Games & Toys have items for hobbies and gifts.
And then there’s the Second Level; more of the same type of shopping but with other brands. Everyday clothing is available from retailers like Old Navy, American Eagle Outfitters, and Aeropostale. Maurices and rue21 has even more clothes. For home goods and accessories, there are shops such as fye and Joseph Jacob Jewelers.
They’re all easy to shop through (moving around isn’t too difficult) and you can easily compare different styles and prices if need be.
Both floors has a mixture of services and dining locations. The First Level have more health and wellness services like Eyebrow Threading, NY Nail & Spa, and UPMC Health Plan Connect Center. The mall also offers education, with the Pennsylvania Highlands Community College Blair center and Central PA Digital Learning Foundation taking up space on this floor as well. Dino’s Restaurant will offer a sit down meal location, and Aunt Mitsy’s Sweets & Treats will provide quick dessert and snack options.
On the Second Level, there is additional dining options as well as items for personal care. For fast snacks or even a full meal, guests will find Auntie Anne’s Pretzels and Wong’s Wok. Executive Barberz and Nail Square provides grooming and haircare services. Shoppers seeking some pampering may relax with a massage at Helen’s Chinese Massage.
Guests needing telecommunications assistance can visit AT&T (located on this level) or T-Mobile (on the First Level). Those wishing to take a break from shopping can entertain themselves at Den of Skillz.
The mall also features a blend of retail, institutional and college center space (e.g., health plan offices) that may be unfamiliar to some shoppers. Unlike typical malls where everyone shops and eats, this place has more than one use, which gives it a different feeler.
The directory map is interactive and current as of creation, although store locations does shift over time. You should of bookmarked the link so you can return and consult the directory whenever you want.