Flat water race that spans from Old Forge to Saranac Lake is back after year off due to pandemic By Jamie Organski Since 1983, paddling enthusiasts of all skill levels have competed in the Adirondack Canoe Classic, better known as "the … [Read more...] about Communities celebrate return of the 90-Miler canoe race
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Planning a successful paddle
Tips for making the most of distance trips in the Adirondacks By Mike Lynch In early May, Maeghan Farnham and Matt Smith set out to paddle the Oswegatchie Traverse, a classic trip in the northwestern Adirondacks. Due to the time of the … [Read more...] about Planning a successful paddle
A healthy sojourn
Pondering disease and rejuvenation on St. Regis lakes By Mike Lynch It was last July, and I was looking for an interesting but easily accessible paddling route in the northern Adirondacksโa place where I could get away from the summer … [Read more...] about A healthy sojourn
Bog River dam is out, but paddling opportunities remain
By Phil Brown Paddlers will find a popular stretch of the Bog River significantly changed this summer, though it shouldn't interfere with enjoyment of the wild waterway.The water level of the Bog from Lows Lower Dam to Hitchins Pond has been … [Read more...] about Bog River dam is out, but paddling opportunities remain
Sweet island dreams
St. Regis Canoe area is a rare escape to personal wilderness paradise By Lisa Ballard The loon was either truly loony, primping with great fanfare, or just having fun. Only 20 yards from the bow of our canoe, it waved a wing, scratched its … [Read more...] about Sweet island dreams
Before narrowing down canoe choices, ask key questions
Looking for what canoe to buy can be overwhelming. Focus on what you want to use the canoe for and the type of experience you have paddling. Recreational canoes are the best place to start for a beginner. For more advanced canoers or for the future … [Read more...] about Before narrowing down canoe choices, ask key questions