By Mike Lynch The recent addition of 250 acres to the forest preserve near Moxham Mountain will result in a new trailhead and parking lot for climbers and hikers, according to one local official. Located in the central Adirondacks between … [Read more...] about Moxham Mountain land deal opens up southern access
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‘Wow’ed by Wilmington
Lots to explore in the Wonders of Wilmington challenge By Melissa Hart My husband and I have lived in the Adirondacks nearly all our adult lives, but it took the addition of children into our family to open our eyes to some of the attractions … [Read more...] about ‘Wow’ed by Wilmington
A bushwhack worthy of a naval hero
Macdonough Mountain lives up to greatness for which it is named By Tim Rowland Had anyone been sitting on the easternmost peak of the Jay Range with a spyglass in early September 1814, they would have been able to spot a handful of gunboats … [Read more...] about A bushwhack worthy of a naval hero
More than a parking lot, Upper Works is an experience in itself
A trip down Tahawus road provides peak into Adirondack history, as well as serving as southern High Peaks gateway By Tim Rowland Perhaps the first niggling thing picking at the back of your head on the drive up to the southern entrance to the … [Read more...] about More than a parking lot, Upper Works is an experience in itself
A ride through history
Grasse River rail trail offers a trip through historic terrain By Tom French One of my favorite images of Adirondack history is the circa 1912 Laying the Rails – Emporium R.R. Cranberry Lake. The track undulates through the forest into … [Read more...] about A ride through history
Hikers weigh in on best date excursions
Here are 10+ ideas for hikes that could take a relationship to new heights By Melissa Hart Recently, I sparked a discussion on the Adirondack Backcountry Hikers group when I asked for suggestions of “best hikes to take a date on.” I kept the … [Read more...] about Hikers weigh in on best date excursions