Tryon Creek is a scenic natural area and state park in southwest Portland, Oregon, known for its lush forested trails and tranquil environment. Spanning over 650 acres, it offers a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and families. The park is named after Tryon Creek, a small stream that winds through its dense canopy of Douglas firs, maples, and red alders.
Visitors can enjoy over 8 miles of well-maintained trails, including paths for walking, hiking, and horseback riding. There’s also a 3-mile paved bicycle path. The Nature Center at Tryon Creek offers educational exhibits, guided tours, and programs for all ages to learn about local wildlife, plants, and conservation efforts. Seasonal events, such as nature walks and bird-watching tours, highlight the park’s vibrant ecosystem.
Perfect for a quick outdoor adventure or a leisurely day surrounded by nature, Tryon Creek is a beloved Portland destination for relaxation and exploration.