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Dark skies beckon: Night events see surge in popularity

By Holly Riddle

Stargazing, night paddles, photography workshops and other activities provide after-dark outings

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The Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York and their families watch the solar eclipse at Hidden Lake Camp in Lake Luzerne. Photo by Gwendolyn Craig

Total solar eclipse drew thousands to the Adirondacks in 2024

By Mike Lynch

The eclipse drew large crowds to the Adirondacks and put on a show

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Science and wonder: Adirondack astronomers dive into eclipse research

By Tom French

Tupper Lake's Adirondack Sky Center shines in NASA's eclipse live feed during April 8 event

A group watching a solar eclipse

Adirondack towns see business boom during solar eclipse weekend

By Mike Lynch

Tourism officials estimate more than $2.7M spent in Essex County alone

Eclipse fever hits Adirondack region

By Adirondack Explorer

Dispatches from around the Adirondacks leading up to total solar eclipse

Solar eclipse viewing in Adirondacks: Forecast predicts clear skies against odds

By Zachary Matson

Eclipse enthusiasts and hikers warned of backcountry dangers in Adirondack Park as celestial event meets unpredictable April weather

Lake Champlain Valley

Champlain Valley towns gear up for once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse

By Mike Lynch

Small Adirondack communities lack ability to hosts crowds, plan on keeping events 'low key'

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Prepping for the solar eclipse that’s coming to the Adirondacks

By Mike Lynch

Essential tips for the best viewing experience on April 8

total solar eclipse in the adirondacks poster

Police issue warnings for solar eclipse traffic in Adirondacks

By Times Union

Unprecedented traffic jams and mobile outages expected for North Country solar eclipse viewers

Fueling the eclipse: In the Adirondacks, a gas station scarcity

By Mike Lynch

Large crowds could put pressure on gasoline stations in the Adirondacks

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