
Discovering the Moose River Plains: A journey of mountain biking, friendship, and fear
Mountain biking in the Moose River Plains comes with a fist pump
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Mountain biking in the Moose River Plains comes with a fist pump
By Tim Rowland
Hiking through history on Sawyer Mountain, located halfway between Indian Lake and Blue Mountain Lake
By Mike Lynch
Next summer paddlers will once again have full access to miles of wilderness paddling.
By Tom French
Exploring unmarked trails on two wheels near Meacham Lake
By Mike Lynch
Check out photos by the Explorer's multimedia reporter Mike Lynch
By Mike Lynch
Northern lights are forecasted to be visible in areas with clear skies during the next two nights in the Adirondack Park.
By Tom French
A 6-mile flatwater run ends with a 3-mile bike ride
By Tim Rowland
Many happy people out on the open sections of the newly opened route
By Mike Lynch
This past weekend, ORDA hosted World Cup cross-country mountain bike races at Mount Van Hoevenberg.
Social group made up of women from across southern Adirondacks has been meeting for 25 years after forming in Northville