Trails of the Tides
In front of Fish Hawk restaurant, you will see the Shoreline Trail’s entrance. Along the way, learn about native plants and species beneath the water’s surface from the trail’s signage. You will also pass our oyster reef and eventually ascend to the Sunset Bluff, a perfect perch to end your day. To find the Forest Trail, exit the resort entrance and turn right, on the left, you’ll see the Forest Trail marker. This wooded trail meanders past many labeled native trees, such as the majestic loblolly pine, and our horticulturist’s mushroom garden. The trail culminates into a clearing – the Tides Inn Farm with its Bee Meadow.
Total length: 0.88 miles/1.42 km
Ideal for: A guided bike tour for adults and children. We do not reccomend doing this trail without a guide.
Bikes will be provided at the pro-shop at the Woodland Trail.
Please note there are no bathrooms or water stations, so please plan accordingly. Your guide will provide water bottles at the beginning of the trip.
To access the Woodland Trail, please book a guide in advance with our concierge. With 10 interconnected trails, ranging from easy to difficult, you will discover marshes with wetland plants, rolling meadows, wooded areas and even paved sections. At golden hour, you’re likely to see white-tailed deer and maybe even one of our resident blue herons.
Length: 6.13 miles/9.87 km
Ideal for a guided bike tour for adults and children. We do not recommend doing this trail without a guide. Please book a guide in advance with our concierge.
Mountain bikes will be provided at the pro-shop at the Woodland Trail. Cruisers (bikes from the Tides Inn) cannot be taken on these trails.
Please note there are no bathrooms or water stations, so please plan accordingly. Your guide will provide water bottles at the beginning of the trip.