Adirondack Mountain Club gears up for summer visitors to former Cascade Ski Center By Mike Lynch P.J. Serafin walked into Adirondack Mountain Club's new Cascade Welcome Center Tuesday morning looking for advice on where he could go hiking with … [Read more...] about A new High Peaks welcome center opens its doors
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Greening your hike
'Leave no Trace' tips for reducing your footprint while enjoying the outdoors By Mike De Socio I think about it every time I drive to a trailhead in the Adirondacks: For me to access an outdoor place that I love, I must harm it, even if … [Read more...] about Greening your hike
Adirondack Mountain Club outlines plans for Cascade
ADK's new space will open to the public next month, in a limited capacity for now By Mike Lynch Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) purchased Cascade Ski Center, a Nordic facility with a 200-acre property on Route 73 outside Lake Placid, for $2.5 … [Read more...] about Adirondack Mountain Club outlines plans for Cascade
ADK guidebook authors highlight ‘Peaks and Ponds’
New publication covers less-traveled trails By Mike Lynch Adirondack Mountain Club released a new hiking guidebook, Peaks and Ponds, in early March to honor its centennial. Written by Cat Hadlow and Bobby Clark—two ADK staff members— … [Read more...] about ADK guidebook authors highlight ‘Peaks and Ponds’
ADK and NYC chapter reach tentative $50,000 breakup
By Gwendolyn Craig The New York City Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club plans to resolve litigation and disassociate from the parent Adirondack Mountain Club and pay a settlement of $50,000. The NYC chapter sued ADK last summer after ADK … [Read more...] about ADK and NYC chapter reach tentative $50,000 breakup
ADK’s next 100 years
Michael Barrett leads toward a diverse future By Zachary Matson Two years at the helm and Michael Barrett has positioned the Adirondack Mountain Club to start the year with a new board, new building and a 100-year legacy to … [Read more...] about ADK’s next 100 years