To Cooper Kiln Pond, and beyond
By Tim Rowland
Wilmington Peak bushwhack beyond Cooper Kiln Pond may or may not be worth it
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DEC temporarily closes cliffs to protect falcons
By Mike Lynch
Rock climbing routes known to be used by nesting peregrine falcons were temporarily closed by the state Department of Environmental Conservation on April 1.
Flowers, fossils and fire: All found in Crown Point
By Tim Rowland
We came for the flowers but stayed for everything else
Chasing dreams of spring hiking
By Tim Rowland
Chase Mountain scratches the itch of spring bushwhacks that are off the radar in the Adirondacks
Tracking down plane wreckage
By Tim Rowland
The Adirondacks are littered with plane crash sites. Here's a recent trek out to see the wreckage of one of them.
Mud-season hiking: What you need to know, where to go
By Mike Lynch
It's mud season in the Adirondack Park when temperatures range from below freezing to the 80s and many trails are often too wet for use and waters are dangerously cold.
Jumping back into bushwhack season
By Tim Rowland
A remote, lesser known peak pairs well with an even lesser known song
Choose your own waterfall adventure
By Betsy Kepes
Tooley Pond Road in St. Lawrence Co. offers a range of family-friendly hikes, sights
Ancient Oaks Trail makes for ideal early spring jaunt
By Tim Rowland
if you’re just coming out of hibernation, makes for a fine opportunity to stretch the legs in an interesting hardwood forest.
Riding the slides
By Tom French
Double black-diamond skiing at Whiteface worth doing once