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The Adirondack Explorer is a nonprofit magazine covering the Adirondack Park's environment, recreation and communities.

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DEC issues avalanche advisory

By Adirondack Explorer

The state Department of Environmental Conservation issued an avalanche advisory Friday for the High Peaks and other high elevation Adirondack mountains.  The advisory is aimed at backcountry skiers, snowboarders, and others who may traverse slides and other steep open terrain.   Snow depths on high elevation slopes in the High Peaks range from three to…

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Honoring Inez Milholland

By Adirondack Explorer

A mountain in Lewis, NY was renamed for suffragist Inez Milholland in December 2019. Video by Molly Ormsbee.

Where more than just the skiing is Nordic

By Adirondack Explorer

Visitors could mistake Lapland Lake for a slice of Finland, with cabins named “Pohjan” and “Latu,” and a trail called “Karfu” (Finnish for bear).

Northville-Placid Trail humbles winter hikers

By Adirondack Explorer

“I have a respectable hiking resume, and this is the first thing I've set out to do and was simply not successful."

Forest rangers rescue a hunter, a climber and two anglers

By Adirondack Explorer

Using the screenshot, Forest Rangers Pries and Scott met ECO Rockefeller and ECO Jacob Clark and pinpointed the lost hunter's exact location. The officers found the 48-year-old hunter one-quarter mile off the trail and assisted him back to his vehicle.

Adirondack Land Trust conserves Upper Saranac shoreline

By Adirondack Explorer

The purchase preserves an undeveloped patch along the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, which traverses 740 miles of rivers, lakes, ponds and portages from Old Forge to Fort Kent, Maine.

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Long Lake lures tourists with drone’s-eye view

By Adirondack Explorer

“It’s absolutely vital to our survival to market the Adirondacks to tourism. The industries that existed years ago in the Adirondacks aren’t here anymore."

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Wilderness rescues on Whiteface, Dix Range

By Adirondack Explorer

The 38-year-old male and 33-year-old female hiker from Ithaca had intended to summit Whiteface via the Connery Pond trail but never made it to the summit.

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What is a harmful algal bloom?

By Adirondack Explorer

The only way to prevent a bloom is by targeting and stopping the source of excessive nutrients.

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Hikers rescued on Spruce Mountain

By Adirondack Explorer

The mother and daughter pair were rescued without incident.

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