The above header picture taken on the trail is the Red Oak, the official Island Tree.
The Tryon River Trail loops approximately 2 kms and links the various historic sites and interprets the natural features of the area including meadows, small woods, fresh-water bog, and salt marshes. Native plants, shrubs and trees are labeled with QR codes that link you with sites which give additional information. The area is good for bird watching and the trail is a great place for geocaching. The trail can be accessed at #37 Route 10, at Tryon. You can also visit Lord’s Pond Memorial Park approximately 1km North of here at North Tryon. For more information please contact us, or go to this website: http://www.tryonareahistoricalsociety.com/community-trails/
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- South Shore United Church
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- Pond on the Salt-water Marsh
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- Staghorn Sumac
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- Brush Pile
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- Butterfly on Raspberry
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- Highbush Cranberry
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- Red Foxes
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- Black Squirrel
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- Blue Heron
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- Trail Entrance
Really-O Handcrafts & Tryon Museum 