Exploring high use in the High Peaks
By Kris Parker
The number of users in the High Peaks has risen significantly over the last decade. In this video, Adirondack Explorer intern Kris Parker explores the issue.
Kris Parker
Kris Parker is a student at the City University of New York's Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, and a 2021 summer intern at the Adirondack Explorer.
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