Split Rock Mountain’s forgotten quarry and tramway
By Tim Rowland
The hidden trails of Split Rock Mountain Wild Forest reveal a piece of Adirondack history that ended tragically
Stories
20 years of Adirondack climbing
By Mike Lynch
Adirondack Climbers' Coalition President Will Roth reflects on changes in the industry over the last 20 years in the Adirondacks.
New DEC chief honors trans ranger in first Adirondack stop
New DEC commissioner honors beloved ranger who died in climbing accident in first appearance in the Adirondacks
White-winged crossbills: A ‘spark bird’
By Birdwatch
How a winter irruption sparked a lifelong passion for birdwatching
From hiking trails to biking trails, Julia Goren to lead Adirondack Rail Trail Association
Julia Goren will be the next executive director of the Adirondack Rail Trail Association.
New York grapples with economic fallout from U.S.-Canada tariff dispute
By Times Union
North Country Chamber leader Garry Douglas looks ahead to rebuilding economic ties and restoring cross-border cooperation with Canadians.
An Adirondack dream come true: Pursuing a yearlong quest to photograph each day’s sunrise
By Tim Rowland
For 100 days and counting, the now-retired founder of Champlain Area Trails has greeted the sunrise with a camera in hand
Carol MacKinnon Fox joins the Adirondack Explorer team
Carol MacKinnon Fox joins the Adirondack Explorer as Deputy Publisher, bringing support the publication’s growth and sustainability.
State funding falls short for St. Regis Mohawk school’s reconstruction efforts
Governor Hochul’s budget leaves the St. Regis Mohawk School with far less than the $110 million needed for a new building.
Explorer seeks audience development editor
This position is central to the Explorer’s strategic audience growth and revenue plans