Tryon County was a historical county located in the western part of North Carolina, established in 1784. It was named after Governor William Tryon and was part of the larger area that would later become several counties, including Henderson County and Transylvania County. The county was short-lived, as it was dissolved in 1789. The region is known for its scenic landscapes, including the Blue Ridge Mountains and numerous rivers. Today, the area that once comprised Tryon County is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and camping, attracting visitors to its natural beauty and rich history.