What to know: Adirondack Rail Trail crossings
By Mike Lynch
April 19, 2024
Both drivers and trail users should be alert at crossings along the Adirondack Rail Trail to ensure everyone's safety.
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By Mike Lynch
April 19, 2024
Both drivers and trail users should be alert at crossings along the Adirondack Rail Trail to ensure everyone's safety.
By Mike Lynch
February 16, 2024
The state is looking to enhance traffic safety on the Adirondack Rail Trail.
February 7, 2024
The Adirondack Rail Trail held up for providing accessible recreation year-round
By James Odato
January 23, 2024
At Mount Van Hoevenberg, Gov. Kathy Hochul reveals that $13.1 million will be used to complete the Adirondack Rail Trail. Photo by Chloe Bennett
By Mike Lynch
December 1, 2023
Several dozen people gathered Friday afternoon in North Elba to celebrate the official opening.
By Mike Lynch
October 19, 2023
The depot is located along the rail trail on the periphery of downtown Saranac Lake.
By Mike Lynch
August 24, 2023
Access, promotion, and crime were some of the themes at an Adirondack Rail Trail meeting Wednesday evening in Ray Brook.
By Mike Lynch
May 25, 2023
The trail has been closed to the public this spring for 10 miles from Station Street in Lake Placid to Broadway in Saranac Lake to allow crews to complete their work.