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Hiking in William West Durant’s ‘stomping grounds’
Hiking through history on Sawyer Mountain, located halfway between Indian Lake and Blue Mountain Lake
Reading the river: Field surveys on the Ausable
In his hands-on exploration of the Ausable River, Gary Henry uncovers strategies for effective stream restoration amid changing environments
Upgrades proposed at Mount Van Hoevenberg
The Adirondack Park Agency is seeking comments on proposed amendments to Mount Van Hoevenberg's management plan.
Park agency extends public comment period for Barton Mines expansion proposal
The Adirondack Park Agency extended its public comment period on Barton Mines' expansion application to Nov. 6.
Embracing remote work: How the Adirondacks are attracting a new workforce
Meet some of the people drawn to the region and taking their jobs with them
Rating autumn’s leaf season: A disappointing display?
Adirondack photographers, artists seek beauty amidst subdued fall colors
Inlet’s former school is supporting a sustainable future
Leaders work to transform space into community hub, with co-working space, gardens, electric vehicle chargers and more
Mirror Lake progress highlighted at annual salt summit
Key takeaways from Lake George Association's road salt reduction gathering, held this year in Lake Placid
After 2-year closure, Lows Lake access is back for paddlers
Next summer paddlers will once again have full access to miles of wilderness paddling.
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Hiking in William West Durant’s ‘stomping grounds’
Hiking through history on Sawyer Mountain, located halfway between Indian Lake and Blue Mountain Lake
After 2-year closure, Lows Lake access is back for paddlers
Next summer paddlers will once again have full access to miles of wilderness paddling.
From elk herds to muddy trails: The mystery of Debar Meadows
Exploring unmarked trails on two wheels near Meacham Lake
Northern lights put on a show over the Adirondacks
Check out photos by the Explorer's multimedia reporter Mike Lynch