Our Miles
of Paths

ArrowCreek's extensive trail system winds through 525 acres of protected open space, with 21 miles of natural pathways and 26 miles of paved roads. Trail access is intended for ArrowCreek residents. Download the Full Trail Map for the complete trail network with difficulty ratings, trailheads, dog waste stations, parking, and rest areas.

Favorite Trails: Windfeather Trail Loop (0.5 mile). White Mountain Loop (~1 mile). Mormon Tea Loop (1.6 miles). Spirit Ridge Loop (1.3 miles). Fit Trail to Harbottle Park (3.6 miles).

Wildlife you may see: Deer, Black Bear, Marmot, Goldfinch, Coyote, Spotted Towhee, Rattlesnake, Mountain Lion, Red Tail Hawk, Quail. Native flora: Rubber Rabbit Brush, Quaking Aspen, Mormon Tea, Common Sagebrush, Mountain Juniper.

History of ArrowCreek: The community's history connects to LaVere Redfield, an eccentric millionaire known as Reno's Howard Hughes. Relocated to Reno in 1935 from California, after his 1974 death 400,000 silver dollars were discovered in his home. His widow established the Nell J. Redfield Foundation supporting northern Nevada causes. ArrowCreek groundbreaking occurred September 1996, with Arnold Palmer present to promote the Legend Course he designed.