Community Resources

At Reynolds Ranch we believe that true growth comes not only from inner reflection but also from engaging with the rich tapestry of our surroundings. The White Mountains of Arizona are more than just a backdrop for our retreat center; they are a living community with a wealth of resources that can deepen your retreat experience. We are proud to be part of this vibrant region and want to share its treasures with you.

Local Artisans and Crafters:

  • Visit the Pinetop-Lakeside Art & Craft Guild to find unique, handcrafted items. Arrange a pottery or weaving workshop with local artists for a hands-on experience. On site, we offer an array of healing tonics, herbs, handcrafted items, and other memorable items to take home. 

  • Stop by the White Mountain Nature Center for nature-inspired art and learn about local flora and fauna.

Farmers and Food Producers:

  • Tour the Vernon Farmers' Market (seasonal) to connect with local growers and taste the flavors of the high country.

  • Visit Sunrise Orchards in Greer for apple picking in the fall, a grounding activity that connects you to the land.

Wellness Practitioners:

  • Enjoy post-retreat massages or acupuncture sessions with certified therapists in Pinetop Lakeside at the El Naturale Spa for hot tub, saunas, steam rooms, and relaxation.

  • Learn more from our own list of wellness practitioners (Here).

Outdoor Guides and Educators:

  • Join a guided hike with White Mountain Outdoor Adventures to learn about local ecology and history.

  • In winter, find peace in the quiet of snow with cross-country ski lessons from the team at Sunrise Ski resort.

Cultural and Historical Sites:

  • Visit the Casa Malpais Archaeological Park in Springerville to walk among ancient ruins and gain perspective on the passage of time.

  • Spend an afternoon at the White Mountain Apache Cultural Center to understand the deep roots and resilience of the Apache people.

Sustainability Partners:

  • Tour the solar arrays at Northland Pioneer College to see how our region is embracing renewable energy.

  • Volunteer for a morning with the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests' conservation projects, giving back to the land that gives us so much.

Local Libraries and Bookstores:

  • Browse the shelves at White Mountain Independent Bookstore in Show Low for works by local authors and books on regional history and nature.

  • Use your free time to read or journal at the cozy Whiteriver Public Library.