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Tylerton County Wharf is a public boat access point located on Smith Island in Somerset County, Maryland, providing launch access to Tyler Creek. This county-maintained facility is suitable for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorized vessels looking to explore the tidal waters of the Eastern Shore. As a wharf-style access rather than a traditional ramp, it offers an alternative launching option for paddlers accessing Tyler Creek and the surrounding waterways.
The site is situated in a rural island community, so paddlers should plan accordingly with supplies and fuel before arriving. Smith Island's location makes it ideal for exploring the lower Eastern Shore's marshes, creeks, and coastal habitats. The nearby Glenn Martin National Wildlife Refuge (4,548 acres) offers excellent paddling and wildlife viewing opportunities for those interested in exploring protected natural areas. Check local tide conditions before launching, as water levels in this region are tidal and can significantly affect paddling conditions and creek accessibility.
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