On a mission, and scouting out outings, in the Bog River Flow By Tom French Whenever Doug and I try to find some historic artifact in the middle of the Adirondacks, Doug points out that our batting average is not good. Our trek along the … [Read more...] about A return to Pa’s Falls (and the mystery of the missing monuments)
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Uphill skiers advocate for Whiteface changes
Public responds to changes proposed by Olympic authority By James M. Odato If uphill skiing enthusiasts had their way, multiple proposed changes for biking, alpine and hiking activities at Whiteface Mountain would include more … [Read more...] about Uphill skiers advocate for Whiteface changes
Chasing snow
When it comes to good skiing conditions, Cranberry Lake delivers Story and photos by Tom French When my buddy Doug Miller is eager to ski early or late in the season, he looks to the west, toward St. Lawrence County in the hopes of lake effect … [Read more...] about Chasing snow
Two skiers survive avalanche on Wright Peak
By Mike Lynch A pair of skiers survived an avalanche on Wright Peak Saturday afternoon. One of the skiers self-rescued and then located and dug out his companion, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. One of the … [Read more...] about Two skiers survive avalanche on Wright Peak
Slopeside at Dewey Mountain
Learning the ins and outs of Saranac Lake's publicly owned ski hill By Tom French Over a dozen cross-country ski centers dot the Adirondack Park. With groomed corduroy and track set, most utilize rolling hills for their trail networks, … [Read more...] about Slopeside at Dewey Mountain
Skiers launch website to record avalanche observations
By Mike Lynch The Colorado Rockies and New Hampshire White Mountains have avalanche centers that provide snowpack observations and forecasts of danger ratings for those susceptible areas. Backcountry enthusiasts in the Adirondacks have … [Read more...] about Skiers launch website to record avalanche observations