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Railway Moves Tanker Cars Into Adirondacks
The parent company of Saratoga and North Creek Railway has begun moving tanker cars into the Adirondacks for storage. Dylan Smith, a North River resident,… >>MoreView Finder
A Day In The Life on Cascade Mountain
On Saturday, September 30, I hiked Cascade Mountain with the intention of documenting the crowds through a timelapse video and other photos. Starting the trail… >>MoreIn this Magazine
Paddling The Lower Bog River
In the nineteenth century, the Bog River’s reputation for remoteness attracted numerous writers of the day, who invariably depicted the headwaters as dismal, lonely, and… >>More
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Cobble Lookout: Short, easy hike with great view
Brendan Wiltse, science and stewardship director at the Ausable River Association, talks about one of his favorite easy hikes in… >>MoreNews Releases
New York State Drafts Plan To Protect Lake Sturgeon
The lake sturgeon is an odd fish. It grows fast but reaches sexual maturity late. The female matures between ages… >>MoreExplore More
Nature Conservancy’s new accessible trail now open in Willsboro
As the Adirondack Chapter of the Nature Conservancy was looking to improve its Boquet River Nature Preserve in the Town… >>MoreOutdoor Recreation
Recent Adirondack Forest Ranger Missions
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers responded to 15 search and rescue incidents in the past two… >>MoreEnvironment
Opinion: Clean Power Plan’s End Will Mean Littered Landscape
Few places would have benefited more from the 2015 Clean Power Plan than the Adirondack Park. Had the plan been… >>MoreAdirondack Almanack
Following This Fall’s Bird Migration
Each fall, migrating birds can be seen flying south to their wintering grounds. This is the ideal time of year… >>MoreAdvertisement
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