Follow the tape for a sure-fire return trip By Tim Rowland Jay Mountain is not the tallest peak in the Jay Range. That honor goes to Saddleback, barely, which sits in relative anonymity between more celebrated massifs of Jay to the North and … [Read more...] about The ‘other’ Saddleback
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Five fall hikes to get you ready for leaf peeping season
By Sierra McGivney Leaves softly cascade to the ground, covering trails in a mosaic of titian, cherry and amber. Sunbeams poke through trees highlighting fall colors even more. The summer heat has finally broken. Breathe in, fall is here. Leaf … [Read more...] about Five fall hikes to get you ready for leaf peeping season
8 ways to take in the fall foliage
Reading the I LOVE NY fall foliage report for the Adirondacks is like scanning a description of fine wine. Take, for instance, this line: "Look for a lush kaleidoscope of dandelion, goldenrod, ginger, russet, orange crush, scarlet, raspberry, claret, … [Read more...] about 8 ways to take in the fall foliage