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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

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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

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Total eclipse primer

By Mike Lynch

Whether you live near or far from the viewing hot spots, here's what you need to know about the April 8 event

high peaks in mud season

The warmest winter

By Chloe Bennett

Although the calendar is still in winter, the snowless and mild climate aligns more with the muddy spring season

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Where to watch the eclipse in the Adirondacks

By Adirondack Explorer

Here is an overview of what's being planned in communities around the Adirondacks

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How to build an ice palace

By Tom French

Annual Saranac Lake structure takes shape

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Celebrating a snow train

By Times Union

Historic train is credited with establishing the Adirondacks as a winter tourism and skiing destination

Neil Luckhurst stands on the summit of Saddleback Mountain. Photo provided

Canadian hiker plans to raise funds for rangers

By Mike Lynch

With thoughts of his son, father pursues all 46 peaks in one trip

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Shooting the eclipse

By Holly Riddle

Photographers share plans, tips ahead of April solar eclipse 

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