Rhoneymeade: Guided Outing

Rhonymeade Arboretum - Maps & Destination Info

Please leave pets at home and note these tips while visiting Rhoneymeade.

What to Expect/How To Prepare:

Sunday, June 23 at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.:

Sunday's outings will feature a 2-mile hike. Due to the continuing heat advisory, please consider your own health and comfort level when joining this walk. There are both full-sun and shaded portions of this trail. You are also welcome to explore the sculpture gardens on your own at this time.

Thursday June 27 at 6:00 p.m.:

Thursday's outing will feature a shorter, 0.5 mile walk through the gardens around the homestead. Due to the continuing heat advisory, please consider your own health and comfort level when joining this walk. This path has more shade and rest areas than the 2-mile Sunday walk.

Find inspiration and relaxation through art and nature at Rhoneymeade, the historic homestead of Grange Fair founder, Leonard Rhone. This timeless setting is nestled between the Nittany and Tussey Mountains. An arboretum and sculpture garden, as well as historic buildings, dot the property. Hike around the 150-acre working farm that includes a wooded labyrinth loop, or tour the 6-acre public gardens which surround the house and contain outdoor sculptures, ancient specimen trees, and  fantastic vistas.

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For self-guided explorations, visit www.rhoneymeade.org for hours and information prior to visiting.