Accessible recreation isn’t just for adults. There is a variety of options in the Adirondacks for children and young people as well.
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The addition of 250 acres to the forest preserve near Moxham Mountain may result in a new trailhead and parking lot for climbers and hikers.
Marker on Herkimer-St. Lawrence county line proves tough one to locate
Disabled outdoorspeople have more options for overnight camping in the North Country
Richard Persico led the Adirondack Park Agency through its tumultuous early years
Henderson Lake offers great views and a peaceful setting.
‘Adirondack Queer’ podcast sorts through issues around gender identity, growing up gay in the Adirondacks
More than 1,000 letters to date, community members, consultants speak out at public hearing
The flat water race that spans from Old Forge to Saranac Lake is back after year off due to pandemic
The matter stems back to multiple structures Jeffrey Lee and property owner James John McDonald illegally built in the Town of Thurman.
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A solitary lake in the southern High Peaks Henderson Lake offers great views and a peaceful setting.
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