Wren Eagle Retreat

Wren Eagle Retreat Forest Vacation Retreat Vacation in the forest with the sound of wind in the trees.

On a private lane near the end of a dead-end road, you'll hear few cars, but will experience the sounds of birds, some local farm animals (goats and chickens) and other sounds of the forest. Whether you stay for a weekend or a week, you can relax and enjoy all that Chillicothe and Ross county has to offer or merely put your feet up and enjoy the quiet.

Wildflowers seen this week at Wren Eagle Retreat. Most are here today and gone tomorrow.
04/04/2026

Wildflowers seen this week at Wren Eagle Retreat. Most are here today and gone tomorrow.

Wild things seen this week at Wren Eagle Retreat.
07/19/2025

Wild things seen this week at Wren Eagle Retreat.

Wildflowers are ephemeral. Why? Some are here today and gone tomorrow. However, others may last for days or weeks. I...
06/18/2025

Wildflowers are ephemeral. Why? Some are here today and gone tomorrow. However, others may last for days or weeks. If you blink you may miss them. Here are this weeks sights.

Seen this week at Wren Eagle. Blue-eyed grass, daisy, and wild strawberry. And a new dining table and chairs and coffe...
06/06/2025

Seen this week at Wren Eagle. Blue-eyed grass, daisy, and wild strawberry. And a new dining table and chairs and coffee table.

Flowers seen today
05/18/2025

Flowers seen today

Wildflowers seen in the last week.
05/16/2025

Wildflowers seen in the last week.

All of these are easy access from Wren Eagle Retreat. And if you are coming from the north, a good hike on the way is a...
05/02/2025

All of these are easy access from Wren Eagle Retreat. And if you are coming from the north, a good hike on the way is at A. W. Merion State Park and the 5-mile vigorous hike around the lake.

Looking for a trail to hike this spring? Come discover the beauty and history of the Appalachian Front — a region filled with stunning landscapes, ancient earthworks, and miles of hiking trails!

The Appalachian Front is the crown jewel of "natural" Ohio, offering solitude and breathtaking landscapes. Bounded by the Ohio River, the region's mist-laced hills are rich in history and natural beauty.

2000 years ago, this area was an immense ceremonial landscape with twenty-four Hopewell Cultural earthwork complexes, five of which are now World Heritage Sites. The Appalachian Front is also home to the enigmatic Serpent Mound, Fort Hill, the Arc’s Tremper Mound and Junction Earthwork sites, and many state-owned preserves, parks, and forests.

Spring is a great time to get outside and explore the trails of the Appalachian Front. The forests are greening up, wildflowers are blooming, and the weather is perfect for hiking.

To learn more about the trails, preserves, and historic sites you can visit, check out our website.

Spring wildflowers noticed in the last week.
05/01/2025

Spring wildflowers noticed in the last week.

What a great way to support the Mill and the city.
04/21/2025

What a great way to support the Mill and the city.

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