Grass River
Canoeists delight in a trip on two branches of the Grass River By Phil Brown
Adirondack Explorer
Adirondack Explorer
Canoeists delight in a trip on two branches of the Grass River By Phil Brown
Our editor and his daughter enjoy a placid paddle on an easily accessible yet overlooked
Paddler discovers that Negro Brook is not the gentle meander it appears to be. By
Moss Lake near Eagle Bay has an interesting history. From 1923 until 1972, it was
Our editor finds himself paddling alone on the crown jewel of the former Finch, Pruyn
Paddlers make the best of a two-day trip on lakes overrun by motorboats and jet-skis.
With the acquisition of the MacIntyre East tract near Tahawus, the public now owns 12
Four Ponds and a peak A family spends a delightful two days paddling and hiking in
Gorge trip just ducky Paddlers in inflatable kayaks find thrills and spills in heavy whitewater
The opening of the Essex Chain Lakes attracts a flock of paddlers on a colorful autumn day. By Phil Brown
Hikers exploring former Finch, Pruyn lands can also visit a backcountry pond and wild shoreline on the Hudson.
By Phil Brown……
Family’s three-day adventure includes swimming off sandy beaches, jumping off cliffs, fishing for monster bass, dodging a giant turtle, and nursing a bullfrog hangover.
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