THE TRYON FARM
RED DIAMOND TRAIL
Tryon Farm’s Red Diamond Trail is a 5.0 Kilometer (3.1 mile) long permanent recreational trail that begins at the Chicken Coop adjacent to the original Farmhouse. The pathway winds itself through a series of varied landscapes including meadows, wetlands, dunes and towering forests. Along the way it passes ponds, creeks and many of Tryon’s unique modern homes before returning back to the start at the white Dairy Barn.
Click the link below to check out our accomplishments in 2022 and what is on deck for 2023. If you’d like to consider us in your charitable giving, go here: https://tfinstitute.org/giving/ Thanks so much! https://tfiblogdotorg.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/tryon-farm-institute-2022-23.pdf
Click the link below to check out our accomplishments in 2022 and what is on deck for 2023. If you’d like to consider us in your charitable giving, go here: https://tfinstitute.org/giving/ Thanks so much! https://tfiblogdotorg.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/tryon-farm-institute-2022-23.pdf
TFI is excited to announce that we have officially begun a relationship with Michigan Cities Head Start and Imagination Station programs to provide nature opportunities for the students. We have had field trips this year and are planning a big
TFI is excited to announce that we have officially begun a relationship with Michigan Cities Head Start and Imagination Station programs to provide nature opportunities for the students. We have had field trips this year and are planning a big
In 2019, we formally kicked off the Barn rehabilitation project. On the heels of our successful bid to add the historic 1892 barn and barnyard to the National Register of Historic Places in 2020, we began fundraising and applied for
In 2019, we formally kicked off the Barn rehabilitation project. On the heels of our successful bid to add the historic 1892 barn and barnyard to the National Register of Historic Places in 2020, we began fundraising and applied for
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Join TFI and IWF for a 60 minute presentation on the benefits of wildlife friendly habitat. Learn how to attract Monarchs and why invasive species need to go! When: Thursday May 13th, 7pm centralWhere: Zoom meeting, see details below Join
Join TFI and IWF for a 60 minute presentation on the benefits of wildlife friendly habitat. Learn how to attract Monarchs and why invasive species need to go! When: Thursday May 13th, 7pm centralWhere: Zoom meeting, see details below Join
2020 was a challenging year and an amazing reminder of the importance of connecting with nature. Not even a pandemic could slow the work at Tryon Farm Institute (TFI). Thank you so much to TFI’s volunteers (board members, governing members
2020 was a challenging year and an amazing reminder of the importance of connecting with nature. Not even a pandemic could slow the work at Tryon Farm Institute (TFI). Thank you so much to TFI’s volunteers (board members, governing members
Check out latest IWF newsletter here: https://www.indianawildlife.org/lib/uploads/files/pdfs/Publications/Hoosier%20Conservation%20Newsletter_11_2020.pdf?blm_aid=46343169
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Purchase online here through our partner’s site Beverly & 3rd Purchase online here through our partner’s site Beverly & 3rd
The TFI Board is extremely proud of the amount of work that continues at Tryon Farm Institute. In difficult times, connections with nature are an amazing salve to the upheaval around us. Thank you for all those who continue to
The TFI Board is extremely proud of the amount of work that continues at Tryon Farm Institute. In difficult times, connections with nature are an amazing salve to the upheaval around us. Thank you for all those who continue to
2019 was a very fun and productive year at Tryon Farm Institute. Hats off to TFI’s volunteers (board members, governing members and friends) who put in countless volunteer hours to produce wonderful programming and land restoration efforts. Education and outreach efforts put
2019 was a very fun and productive year at Tryon Farm Institute. Hats off to TFI’s volunteers (board members, governing members and friends) who put in countless volunteer hours to produce wonderful programming and land restoration efforts. Education and outreach efforts put
Thank you to all of those who participated in this year’s Hunters Moon performance. It was amazing! Dance, music and color permeated the meadow with a finale at the barn. Hunters Moon and Kristina Isabelle Dance Company showcase what a
Thank you to all of those who participated in this year’s Hunters Moon performance. It was amazing! Dance, music and color permeated the meadow with a finale at the barn. Hunters Moon and Kristina Isabelle Dance Company showcase what a
The Tryon Farm Institute in partnership with Kristina Isabelle Dance presents Art in Nature, a once a month performance series featuring dance, film, music and art experiences at Tryon Farm in Michigan City. Join us and bring a picnic to
The Tryon Farm Institute in partnership with Kristina Isabelle Dance presents Art in Nature, a once a month performance series featuring dance, film, music and art experiences at Tryon Farm in Michigan City. Join us and bring a picnic to
We’ve had a lot going on with TFI over the past several weeks and wanted to update and thank everyone who has helped out recently. Some pictures are attached from of our activities. Very successful beginning of the garden talk
We’ve had a lot going on with TFI over the past several weeks and wanted to update and thank everyone who has helped out recently. Some pictures are attached from of our activities. Very successful beginning of the garden talk
Tryon Farm Institute is Growing! 2019 marks a new era for TFI with a new board energized to connect people with nature through responsible land use, diverse educational programs, an exchange of ideas and research opportunities. Please join us as we educate, explore, createand
Tryon Farm Institute is Growing! 2019 marks a new era for TFI with a new board energized to connect people with nature through responsible land use, diverse educational programs, an exchange of ideas and research opportunities. Please join us as we educate, explore, createand
THE TRYON FARM RED DIAMOND TRAIL Tryon Farm’s Red Diamond Trail is a 5.0 Kilometer (3.1 mile) long permanent recreational trail that begins at the Chicken Coop adjacent to the original Farmhouse. The pathway winds itself through a series of
THE TRYON FARM RED DIAMOND TRAIL Tryon Farm’s Red Diamond Trail is a 5.0 Kilometer (3.1 mile) long permanent recreational trail that begins at the Chicken Coop adjacent to the original Farmhouse. The pathway winds itself through a series of
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Can you cross country ski and/or snow shoe in the winter on this trail?
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Absolutely! It’s beautiful all year ’round!