Tryon Old South is a late Victorian, George III Revival construction that has seen little change since being built in 1910. Famous visitors include Henry Ford. Set on 2.5 acres of wooded land, the B&
Tryon, NC Businesses Along Pacolet River, find log cabin, covered picnic area, fishing deck, playground, horseshoe pits, track, tennis courts, baseball fields, and horse show arenas. Open to public. Log cabin and covered picnic area available by reservation (small fee for log cabin rental).
Tryon, NC Other Attractions
Fence is a 300 acre nature education and recreation center, offering 6 miles of hiking and riding trails. An equestrian center with stabling for 300 horses and a variety of family-oriented nature education programs, outdoor concerts and more.
Tryon, NC Nature Centers
The former RR Depot now houses treasures from the past; over 500 artifacts; tools, clothing, paintings and photos dating back to early settlers. Please call the Polk County Visitor Center for more information at 800/440-7848.
Tryon, NC Museums
Located off Big Cove Rd. Mingo, on the Cherokee Indian Reservation, is one of the most fabulous falls in the whole Smoky Mou...
The museum, the only one of its kind in the United States, contains the official registry of all publicly-known tartans and i...
Main Street. Books for the mind, heart, and soul. Our shop is intentionally small, but we have ready access to 1.6 million bo...
Good, clean rooms. ...