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Wilderness Huts Are Not The Adirondack Way
On July 15, 1932, two giants of conservation met on top of Mount Marcy: Bob Marshall and Paul Schaefer. Marshall was partway through a marathon… >>MoreView Finder
DEC Backcountry Trip Planner
The number of search and rescues in the Adirondacks has increased dramatically in recent years. The image in the photo gallery is a trip planning… >>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
DEC To Continue Searching For Stevens This Weekend
The state Department of Environmental Conservation sent out a statement this afternoon about the search for Alex Stevens, who has… >>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
Fall Foliage Nearing Peak in Higher Elevations
Fall Foliage is approaching peak colors in the higher elevations of the High Peaks. >>MoreEnvironment
Pete Nelson: Hold the APA Board Accountable for Boreas Ponds
What happened to the Adirondack Park Agency’s classification of the Boreas Ponds Tract? Months have passed with no sign of… >>MoreAdirondack Almanack
Pete Nelson: Hold the APA Board Accountable for Boreas Ponds
What happened to the Adirondack Park Agency’s classification of the Boreas Ponds Tract? Months have passed with no sign of… >>MoreAdvertisement
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Book Reviews
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