Tryon Park is known for its more rugged terrain with minimally-groomed and hilly trails. Many visitors describe it as “like being in the middle of nowhere.” Despite the higher difficulty, there are plenty of trails for a variety of skill levels for hikers and runners.
There is a wide variety of birds to see year-round at Tryon Park.
Tryon Park is one of the only parks in Monroe County that allows mountain biking. Trails are maintained by Genesee Regional Offroad Cyclists Gives, Inc.
Irondequoit creek is accesssible via Tryon for kayaking. Other activities like geo-caching and snowshoeing are available. Fishing is allowed at Tryon Park, but fishers must abide by NYS Department of Environmental Conservation guidelines and rules.
Tryon Park is known for its more rugged terrain with minimally-groomed and hilly trails. Many visitors describe it as “like being in the middle of nowhere.” Despite the higher difficulty, there are plenty of trails for a variety of skill levels for hikers and runners.
There is a wide variety of birds to see year-round at Tryon Park.
Tryon Park is one of the only parks in Monroe County that allows mountain biking. Trails are maintained by Genesee Regional Offroad Cyclists Gives, Inc.
Irondequoit creek is accesssible via Tryon for kayaking. Other activities like geo-caching and snowshoeing are available. Fishing is allowed at Tryon Park, but fishers must abide by NYS Department of Environmental Conservation guidelines and rules.
