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DEC seeks comments on proposed snowmobile trail near Raquette Lake The state Department of Environmental Conservation is seeking public input regarding a proposal in an… -
Adirondack communities get water, sewer grants The Cuomo administration has announced more than $5 million in state grants for five Adirondack… -
Phone coordinates pinpoint unprepared hikers Dressed in cotton and inappropriate footwear, the unprepared hiker found himself in inhospitable conditions. -
Trekkers test route as Hamlets to Huts seeks a place in the wild Hamlets to Huts's goal is to connect Adirondack villages and outposts via people power in… -
Survey finds hikers favor wildness over access Hikers value protecting the Adirondack Park’s wild character more than expanding recreation opportunities. -
Historic club lands returned to nature The Inner Gooley complex that included seven buildings and several sheds on the shoreline of…
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Questions raised about proposed snowmobile trail
The proposed trail would cross South Inlet near Raquette Lake and run four miles through the Blue Ridge Wilderness, to the south of Route 28. >>MoreView Finder
October snowfall at Bloomingdale Bog
The northern Adirondacks has been cold and wet, with the region experiencing several snowfalls in late October. The snow isn't sticking to the ground in… >>MoreIn this Magazine
Volunteers play key role in fighting water pollution
Water is the lifeblood of the Adirondack Park’s tourism, adventuring and second-home economy, as well as its wilderness. Its lakes and rivers face multiple threats… >>MoreThe Video Room
Ron Konowitz talks about Wright Peak Ski Trail reroute
Ron Konowitz, of Adirondack Powder Skier Association, talks about the Wright Peak Ski Trail proposal in the High Peaks Wilderness.… >>MoreNews Releases
Phone coordinates pinpoint unprepared hikers
Dressed in cotton and inappropriate footwear, the unprepared hiker found himself in inhospitable conditions. >>MoreExplorer Reports
Adirondack communities get water, sewer grants
The Cuomo administration has announced more than $5 million in state grants for five Adirondack communities to help their upgrade water and sewer systems. Grants… >>MoreOutdoor Recreation
Trekkers test route as Hamlets to Huts seeks a place in the wild
Hamlets to Huts's goal is to connect Adirondack villages and outposts via people power in all seasons, allowing them to… >>MoreEnvironment
Cormorants’ rebound confounds wildlife managers
The double-crested cormorant made a miraculous recovery after the ban on DDT, a pesticide that had once imperiled the bird’s existence. But while conservationists hailed the return of birds… >>MoreAdirondack Almanack
Hinckley Reservoir Plans Include New Campground
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has announced a November 29th meeting to encourage comment from the… >>MoreAdvertisement
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