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== Hike Description ==
 
== Hike Description ==
This hike begins in [[Marshall Park]] and heads SE through a disjointed section of [[Tryon Creek State Park]]. It follows Tryon Creek along a narrow section of land which is just large enough to take you away from the neighboring houses to enjoy the lush forest and meandering creeks.
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This hike begins in [[Marshall Park]] and heads SE into a disconnected upper section of [[Tryon Creek State Park]]. It follows Tryon Creek along a narrow section of land which is just large enough to take you away from the neighboring houses to enjoy the lush forest and meandering creeks.
  
Start at either the [[Marshall Park Trailhead (on 12th)]] or the [[Marshall Park Trailhead (on 18th)]] and head  downhill towards a picnic area with a swingset and slide.  Just upstream from the picnic area is a series of small cascades in the creek which is a feeder to [[Tryon Creek]].
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Start at either the [[Marshall Park Trailhead (on 12th)]] or the [[Marshall Park Trailhead (on 18th)]] and head  downhill towards a picnic area with a swing set and slide.  Just upstream from the picnic area is a series of small cascades in the creek which is a feeder to [[Tryon Creek]].
  
Cross over the stone bridge and head SE following the creek downstream.  You will cross a road (SW Maplecrest Drive) and once you are on the other side you are in Tryon Creek State Park.  Continue along the trail as far as  you like, but you will eventually hit Boones Ferry (and from there you can get to the [[Tryon Creek State Park]] area). There is one stream crossing that could require walking along a log.
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Cross over the stone bridge and head SE following the creek downstream.  You will cross a road (SW Maplecrest Drive) and once you are on the other side you are actually in Tryon Creek State Park.  Continue along the trail as far as  you like, but you will eventually hit Boones Ferry (and from there you can get to the [[Tryon Creek State Park]] area). There is one stream crossing that could require walking along a log.
  
 
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Revision as of 02:59, 31 December 2006

A bridge in Marshall Park
A series of small cascades is just upstream from the picnic area
A slightly unexpected creek crossing

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Hike Description

This hike begins in Marshall Park and heads SE into a disconnected upper section of Tryon Creek State Park. It follows Tryon Creek along a narrow section of land which is just large enough to take you away from the neighboring houses to enjoy the lush forest and meandering creeks.

Start at either the Marshall Park Trailhead (on 12th) or the Marshall Park Trailhead (on 18th) and head downhill towards a picnic area with a swing set and slide. Just upstream from the picnic area is a series of small cascades in the creek which is a feeder to Tryon Creek.

Cross over the stone bridge and head SE following the creek downstream. You will cross a road (SW Maplecrest Drive) and once you are on the other side you are actually in Tryon Creek State Park. Continue along the trail as far as you like, but you will eventually hit Boones Ferry (and from there you can get to the Tryon Creek State Park area). There is one stream crossing that could require walking along a log.

Maps

Map, GPS track in jpeg format


Fees, Regulations, etc.

Marshall Park closes at 10pm.

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Guidebooks that cover this hike

  • Portland Hill Walks - by Laura O. Foster

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