A woolly good time: Walking llamas in Old Forge
At Moose River Farms, visitors get to know the animals through a unique 'llama trekking' experience
Stories
Why Indian Lake and Westport are investing in green technology and electric vehicles
By Mike Lynch
Two Adirondack towns were included among the recipients for vehicles through DEC's municipal zero-emission vehicle program.
State secures developer for Benson Mines solar facility
The state has found a developer for a 12-megawatt solar array on a former Adirondack Park mine. It will be the state's first "build-ready" solar project.
Inspector General: DEC forester stole state trail signs
Adirondack store resold the $.75 metal signs for up to $168
Adirondack Park Agency director addresses allegations of ‘toxic workplace’
Board, local government leaders rally around Barbara Rice, despite some employees’ concerns
Women of the Adirondacks
March is Women's History Month, and the Adirondack Explorer has long showcased the stories of women making their mark on the Adirondacks.
Sipping on sap? Maple producers branch out to tapping other trees
By Holly Riddle
Aspen, beech, and birch sap seen as small niche, but could have potential for new revenue streams
Whitney Park administrator says he’s ‘open to talking’ with state, land trusts regarding sale
By James Odato
Questions remain about whether the state or land trusts could play a role.
Pride, outside: Whiteface hosts LGBTQ ski weekend
LGBTQ community and allies from around the Northeast meet up for first Adirondack Winter Pride event
Big Tupper’s new owner sets sights on next project: Transforming a Tupper Lake tavern
By James Odato
Trails End has been owned and operated by Mark “Beard” Sutliffe for nearly 40 years, and he's ready to sell