Gravel bikes provide a new experience on Massawepie Traverse By Phil Brown I already owned a road bike and a mountain bike. Did I really need a gravel bike? Was the latest cycling trend just a lot of industry hype? After initial … [Read more...] about Gravel ride along the Grass
Bog River dam is out, but paddling opportunities remain
By Phil Brown Paddlers will find a popular stretch of the Bog River significantly changed this summer, though it shouldn't interfere with enjoyment of the wild waterway.The water level of the Bog from Lows Lower Dam to Hitchins Pond has been … [Read more...] about Bog River dam is out, but paddling opportunities remain
Panther Gorge: Not secret, but safely remote
Climber’s ode to park's remote crags won't likely spoil the fun By Phil Brown Some people were into social distancing before the pandemic. They’re the ones you won’t see on the busy trails in the Adirondack High Peaks. They prefer … [Read more...] about Panther Gorge: Not secret, but safely remote
Riding the rails
Adirondack Rail Trail, while still under construction, is living up to expectations By Phil Brown Now that work crews have begun removing the tracks, many cyclists can’t wait to ride the Adirondack Rail Trail. I couldn’t wait either, so … [Read more...] about Riding the rails
Summer roadwork planned for Route 73
DOT plans to replace guardrails on stretch of road in Keene Valley By Phil BrownMotorists should expect slowdowns on Route 73 this summer while work crews replace guardrail on a 15-mile stretch of road. The work will begin in June and conclude … [Read more...] about Summer roadwork planned for Route 73
The end of winter? Not in the Adirondacks
Late-April snowstorm provides a chance for one more ski By Phil BrownI had given up on winter. Put away my skis. Went rock climbing. Rode my mountain bike. Saw a few wildflowers.And then it snowed in late April. Two days in a row. On the second … [Read more...] about The end of winter? Not in the Adirondacks