“There is an endless supply of adventure here with so much left to explore any time of year.” Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on TumblrPocketTelegramWhatsApp
They say the resilient spirit of the Adirondacks has a way of seeping into one’s veins, and that certainly is the case for professional biathlete...
Forest ranger Scott van Laer is retiring and taking a new role as director of the Paul Smith’s College Visitor Interpretive Center. Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on...
When she’s not volunteering as a summit steward, Mary Lamb is doing trail work with the ADK46ers or answering questions, reading hiker accounts and looking...
‘Indiana’ Starbuck unearthed park’s hidden tales. The Adirondack native taught thousands of diggers through 70 archaeological field schools. Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on TumblrPocketTelegramWhatsApp
A conversation with the newly elected senator for a big part of the Adirondacks: “I’m all over the mountains.” Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on TumblrPocketTelegramWhatsApp
Every Thursday, Pragma Prajapati turns her Saranac Lake convenience store kitchen into a tiny pop-up Indian restaurant. Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on TumblrPocketTelegramWhatsApp
Cuomo’s senior policy advisor for energy and the environment will be the Adirondack Council’s vice president for conservation. Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare on TumblrPocketTelegramWhatsApp
To know Pete Hornbeck was to love him, while appreciating his kindness, humor, generosity, quick wit, creativity and vast knowledge of all things Adirondack. Share...
As a summit guide on Poke-O-Moonshine in college and later a summit steward for the Adirondack Mountain Club and then manager of John’s Brook Lodge...
Deborah Andersen has taught generations of third graders in Bolton Landing, including the parents of her students, most of her nieces and nephews, and her...
With her “easy projects” and welcoming personality, Ruth Kuhfahl has brought many people into the Adirondack fold and taught them about trail work Share this:TweetEmailMorePrintShare...