Open daily to residents, visitors and the general public, serving freshly ground coffee, breakfast, and lunch options.
Worship on campus in our nondenominational Chapel with a part-time Spiritual Counselor dedicated to welcoming your spiritual journey.
Find a new book in our centrally located campus library or grab a quiet spot in one of our many reading nooks.
Treat yourself to a cut and style at two convenient onsite locations.
Enjoy the fresh air and bird watching in any one of our campus courtyards featuring sitting benches and patio.
Exercise your green thumb among our many designated community gardens throughout the campus.
Gather outdoors with family to grill dinner and dine bug-free in our screened gazebo.
Follow our campus paths and connect directly to the Minnesota River trail for a scenic stroll or vigorous walk.
Settle into a new private apartment home nestled between the Minnesota River, Sibley Park and a quiet neighborhood near downtown.
Join your favorite social events with neighbors and entertain friends and family in our spacious rooms throughout the campus.
Find a change of scenery and settle into a cozy chair with beautiful views of courtyards, parks and gardens.
Connect with your interests and your neighbors with social, spiritual, educational, and leisure activities planned and coordinated by our committed team members.
Complete your day with a delicious, personalized meal prepared by a professional chef under the guidance of Ecumen’s Registered Dietician Nutritionist.
Sit back and enjoy the wind on your face while a Pathstone team member or volunteer pedals you along our campus trail.
Over 10 miles of paved, dog-friendly, multi-use riverfront trail. Connects the Sakatah and Minneopa Trails as it winds past our Pathstone campus and through downtown before joining other regional trails.
A 100-acre park with an agricultural theme, featuring a petting zoo, walking trails, gardens, playground, ball fields, a bandshell, and plenty of year-round seasonal activities. Better yet, it’s only a short walk away.
Covering five city blocks on North Riverfront Drive, this historic district now features boutique shops, restaurants, nightlife, seasonal events, and a growing public art scene—all conveniently accessible from the Minnesota River Valley Trail.
