The ‘official’ 46 High Peaks in the Adirondacks
Ready to hike the tallest mountains in New York state? Here's a list to get you started and track your progress.
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Whiteface Mountain makes plans for snowmaking reservoir
By James Odato
CEO Ashley Walden spearheads multi-year effort to combat snow shortages
Reservations canceled at campground for people with disabilities
By Mike Lynch
Paul Smith's College seeks a long-term contract to operate the campground.
Million Dollar Dam: A historic Adirondack tale of engineering, ambition
By Tom French
Explore the remnants of William Miner's Million Dollar Dam, an engineering feat of the early 20th century, nestled in the Adirondacks' glacial landscape.
Exploring the uncharted terrain of Kate Mountain
By Tim Rowland
A bushwhack hike up Kate Mountain, the 'Queen of Vermontville'
What to know: Adirondack Rail Trail crossings
By Mike Lynch
Both drivers and trail users should be alert at crossings along the Adirondack Rail Trail to ensure everyone's safety.
John Dillon Park’s summer opening uncertain as contract talks stall
By Mike Lynch
It’s less than two months before John Dillon Park is scheduled to open and the landowner, International Paper, does not have a contract with the park’s long-time operator, Paul Smith’s College.
Celebrating 100 years: The Adirondacks’ Northville-Placid Trail legacy
By Holly Riddle
A slate of events are planned this summer and fall to mark historic trail's impact on recreation in the Adirondack Park
Mad about Moxham
By Lisa Ballard
A hike up Moxham Mountain, a new-ish trail with a rich history and stunning viewpoints
Bridge concerns shut down access to Scarface Mountain in Saranac Lake region
By Mike Lynch
Learn about the impact on hikers participating in the Saranac Lake 6er hiking challenge