Trio of hikes offer year-round outings that are putting Tupper Lake on the map By Tim Rowland The forests seem quainter and cozier in the Central Adirondacks, their evergreen boughs a ready canvass for white brushstrokes of soft snow. Miles of … [Read more...] about Tupper Triad adds to community appeal
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All aboard!
The rebirth of Adirondack Railroad’s trains to Tupper Lake By Megan Plete Postol The shine of steel once again glimmered against backcountry foliage as an Adirondack Railroad train whooshed along secluded portions of the rail. Inside … [Read more...] about All aboard!
Ski by night
Tupper Lake trail deploys lights to allow for after-hours skiing By Liza Frenette When winter snuffs out the daylight too early, cross-country skiers typically have to wait for the occasional full-moon adventure, or else don limited-vision … [Read more...] about Ski by night
Cha-cha-chaga!
Working with forest landowners, Birch Boys business achieves USDA organic certification By Holly Riddle Outdoor enthusiasts in the Adirondacks have likely come across chaga many times. However, while this parasitic growth that pops up on birch … [Read more...] about Cha-cha-chaga!
In Tupper Lake, housing becomes a priority
Nonprofit Northern Forest Center to redevelop former hotel By Tim Rowland Tupper Lake is looking to build its defenses against rampant short-term rentals (STRs) with the help of private enterprise, public programming, nonprofits and a … [Read more...] about In Tupper Lake, housing becomes a priority
Destination: Tupper Lake
Rail line travel from Utica once again possible By Tim Rowland A northbound passenger train out of Utica rolled into Tupper Lake for the first time in 57 years Sunday, enchanting rail buffs and sightseers, and tantalizing merchants with … [Read more...] about Destination: Tupper Lake