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Moxham Mountain land deal opens up southern access

By Mike Lynch

The addition of 250 acres to the forest preserve near Moxham Mountain may result in a new trailhead and parking lot for climbers and hikers.

Woods biking to county line monument

In search of a hidden marker

By Tom French

Marker on Herkimer-St. Lawrence county line proves tough one to locate

connery pond wonders of wilmington

‘Wow’ed by Wilmington

By Melissa Hart

Lots to explore in the Wonders of Wilmington challenge

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Education first

By Mike DeSocio

At some national parks, prevention is the answer to search and rescue risks

macdonough

A bushwhack worthy of a naval hero

By Tim Rowland

Macdonough Mountain lives up to greatness for which it is named.

upper works trailhead

More than a parking lot, Upper Works is an experience in itself

By Tim Rowland

A trip down Tahawus road provides peak into Adirondack history, as well as serving as southern High Peaks gateway

grasse river flow

A ride through history

By Tom French

The Grasse River rail line formerly connected Cranberry Lake to Childwold Station. It's now a trail perfect for biking and other recreation.

High Peaks wedding

Hikers weigh in on best date excursions

By Melissa Hart

10+ ideas for hikes that could take a relationship to new heights

mountain haze

Learning to love Mount Haystack’s elusive summit

By Mike DeSocio

On 2 different climbs, author encounters clouds and haze, blocking stellar views

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Pitching in on rescues

By Mike DeSocio

In some countries and states, hikers contribute to search and rescue costs. Should the Adirondacks do the same? 

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