Arrowhead Journey

Arrowhead Ranch offers a unique walking experience amidst its natural beauty. This walk is an invitation to slow down, tune into your surroundings, and sense what’s quietly unfolding—both outside and within. Our five contemplation stations offer optional prompts to enrich your experience, should they feel meaningful to you.

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Make the Most of Your Journey

As you journey, you might consider:

  • Pausing to notice small details in nature
  • Walking in silence and observing your breath
  • Offering gratitute for what catches your attention
  • Reflecting in a journal - sketch, jot down a phrase, or simply make a mark for each moment that moved you
  • If you're walking with others, share reflections as you go - or walk alongside one another in companiable silence.

Let this be your time and your pace.

Map of Arrowhead Archery site with labeled areas including Soap Box Derby Track, The L.A.N.E, Axe Barn Lawn, Storage, Big Barn, Bow House, Peafowl Barn, The Tents, and Private Residence. Paths and parking areas marked with parking symbols, wheelchair parking near Axe Barn, trails marked with dashed blue lines, and restroom symbol near picnic tables. Gates labeled Gate 1: Private and Gate 2: Main Gate with directional arrows and icons representing buildings and areas.

Grant Funded

Arrowhead Ranch Flower Farm is delighted to announce our successful grant application with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). This funding has empowered us to acquire a high tunnel, enhancing our flower cultivation capabilities. NRCS plays a crucial role in supporting sustainable agricultural practices.

Aerial view of a farm with a large greenhouse in the center surrounded by several cultivated garden beds of various plants and flowers, bordered by a row of tall evergreen trees and intersected by gravel paths, with a small structure and fenced area in the lower left corner.
Come Journey With Us!

Arrowhead Journey is open to the public daily, except when posted for events. Please stay on designated route and do not wander or enter buildings. If there is a private event sign, please do not enter the area, and move to the next station.

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Our Benches
Special thanks to Griffin Harbrige for leading this bench-building effort as his Eagle Scout project—a remarkable accomplishment and a gift to our community. We’re grateful to the Scouts and to every person who donated time, funds, materials, and effort. Your contributions created something lasting for our community.
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Map of Arrowhead Archery site with labeled areas including Soap Box Derby Track, The L.A.N.E, Axe Barn Lawn, Storage, Big Barn, Bow House, Peafowl Barn, The Tents, and Private Residence. Paths and parking areas marked with parking symbols, wheelchair parking near Axe Barn, trails marked with dashed blue lines, and restroom symbol near picnic tables. Gates labeled Gate 1: Private and Gate 2: Main Gate with directional arrows and icons representing buildings and areas.
Station Map
Before you begin, download the station map to help guide your journey around the property. Designed to lead you to each stop, scenic viewpoint, and point of interest, the map ensures you can experience everything the property has to offer while exploring at your own pace.
Download Station Map
A black-and-white coloring page split into two scenes: on the left, a boy paints a picture of a smiling sun and flower on an easel while a girl holding a paint palette smiles, wearing a shirt that says 'Arrowhead Ranch'; on the right, three children wearing helmets ride bicycles on a path with a farm scene in the background, including a barn, silo, trees, and a person climbing a large rock.
Color Pages
Extend your experience beyond the trail with downloadable coloring pages inspired by the beautiful places, plants, and discoveries you'll encounter along the way. Take them home, add your own colors and creativity, and revisit the moments that caught your attention long after your journey ends.
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In partnership with The Transformational Travel Council

Transformational Travel Council
Features

Visit our seasonal flower stand showcasing freshly cut bouquets! While you're here, enjoy a leisurely walk in the pumpkin patch, explore the greenhouse, or inquire with Dena about volunteer opportunities.

Dahlias, Zinnias, etc.
750 dahlia tubers, 12 zinnia varieties and 8 sunflower varieties are represented in our cut flower garden. Blooming July through October.
Pumpkins Galore
From Cinderella, to Dutchess, to Gumdrop and Igor, you're sure to find the perfect pumpkin while in our 800+ pumpkin patch.
Our Greenhouse
The flower farm is home to a 72' x 30' Oregon Valley high tunnel greenhouse that was constructed in 2024. Available to rent for small events.