Mud-season hiking: What you need to know, where to go
By Mike Lynch
It's mud season in the Adirondack Park when temperatures range from below freezing to the 80s and many trails are often too wet for use and waters are dangerously cold.
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Get ready to ride: Rail trail work resumes
By Tim Rowland
Final construction of a portion of the much anticipated Adirondack Rail Trail between Lake Placid and Saranac is underway.
Long Lake powers up, passing laws to oversee battery storage
Long Lake town board adopts laws related to installation of Raquette Lake microgrid battery storage facility
Teen creates nature activity book to teach kids about Adirondack flora, fauna
A Saranac Lake teen created an activity book to teach other kids about the flora and fauna of the Adirondacks
Company looks to transform old KOA campground into glamping destination
Terramor Outdoor Resort, a Maine glamping operation owned by Kampgrounds of America, is looking to open a location in the Adirondacks.
Region’s housing problems revealed
By Tim Rowland
Comprehensive four-county study digs into the roots of the Adirondacks' housing issues and offers solutions
Without an operator, Broadalbin beach closure seems indefinite
Plans to close and revegetate a popular Fulton County beach on Great Sacandaga Lake drew about three dozen people to a meeting with state officials.
Jumping back into bushwhack season
By Tim Rowland
A remote, lesser known peak pairs well with an even lesser known song
Jay resort developer submits more info to APA
A developer of a proposed luxury resort in Jay has submitted new materials for his application to the Adirondack Park Agency.
Make way for turtles
Statewide, turtle populations are declining