
Ten things we’re keeping our eyes on in 2023
Some of the big stories Adirondack Explorer will be keeping an eye on in 2023
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Some of the big stories Adirondack Explorer will be keeping an eye on in 2023
Adirondack Explorer turns 25 in 2023
State agencies continue review of fall draft
The Explorer visited a few places outside the Adirondack Park to see what visitor management strategies are working.
A look at the top Adirondack stories from 2022
Tony Goodwin on updates to his classic guidebook for ski trails and snowshoe treks across the Adirondacks.
The Explorer has you covered for your holiday gift list
Adirondack Land Trust transfers 17 acres to the state for $525k
Forester Jason Denham provides tips and trick for spotting hemlock woolly adelgid, an invasive insect plaguing Lake George's hemlocks.
By Holly Riddle
Raising turkeys in preparation for Thanksgiving comes with its challenges