Fans of Debar Pond Lodge formulate next steps in fight to save the structure By Tim Rowland Built on the eve of World War II, Debar Lodge in the Town of Duane was a 20th century take on a 19th century idea. It recalled the chunky log … [Read more...] about What’s next for Debar Lodge?
Tracking down plane wreckage
The Adirondacks are littered with plane crash sites. Here's a recent trek out to one of them. By Tim Rowland It was a spectacular day for a plane crash. Not to be in one obviously, but to hike to a mountain flank where a corporate jet tasked … [Read more...] about Tracking down plane wreckage
Get ready to ride: Rail trail work resumes
By Tim Rowland After what’s seemed like an eternity to the cycling community, final construction of a portion of the much anticipated Adirondack Rail Trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake is underway, two state agencies announced … [Read more...] about Get ready to ride: Rail trail work resumes
Region’s housing problems revealed
Comprehensive study digs into roots of Adirondacks' housing issues, offers solutions By Tim Rowland The region’s housing market is negatively affecting more than 20,000 households in a four-county region. That’s according to a comprehensive new … [Read more...] about Region’s housing problems revealed
Jumping back into bushwhack season
A remote, lesser known peak pairs well with an even lesser known song By Tim Rowland South of Poke-O-Moonshine and north of Jay Mountain is a rugged stretch of backcountry mountain land containing some pretty incredible natural features that … [Read more...] about Jumping back into bushwhack season
A tale of two Sagamores
Fans of both iconic Adirondack institutions gather to share stories By Tim Rowland Tell a friend you're headed to Sagamore for the weekend and only true Adirondackphiles will know to ask “Which one?” Separated by 75 miles of dense forest, … [Read more...] about A tale of two Sagamores