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Summit of Round Mountain with Dix in the background.

A collection of Adirondack summer trip ideas

By Mike Lynch

Explorer staff and contributors share favorite outings across the Adirondacks

High Rock on the Oswegatchie

High Rock on the Oswegatchie River 

By William Hill

Fond memories of an annual fall outing

dog in a canoe on little woodhull lake

Little Woodhull Lake: A little-known spot in a corner of the Adirondack Park

By Contributing Writer

A homage to an overlooked, yet quiet place.

Aerial view of river and a bridge

Fall paddle on the Oswegatchie

By Tom French

An easy, two-car, mostly flatwater float along the Oswegatchie between Cranberry Lake and Newton Falls. 

90 miler canoe race start

90-Miler at 40: Boat race kicks off in Old Forge

By Jamie Organski

More than 700 paddlers from all over the country gathered in Old Forge this morning for the 40th anniversary of the Adirondack Canoe Classic, also known as the 90-Miler.

loon on long pond

Morning tea with loons

By Tom French

Long Pond in St. Regis Canoe Area is long on scenery, seclusion

Destination: Valcour Island

By Mike Lynch

Explorer reporter Mike Lynch and intern Jak Krouse paddle to Valcour Island on Lake Champlain.

The Champlain Bridge provides a point of reference on the trip up Lake Champlain by kayak.

Snapshots of Champlain

By Adirondack Explorer

A kayak, a car and two weeks on the water

pond with lilly pads

Portage with purpose, on the Marion River

By Alan Wechsler

Day-long paddle from Raquette Lake to Blue Mountain Lake is a trip through Adirondack history

Lows Lake

Bog River access road closed

By Mike Lynch

A key access point to one of the Adirondacks most popular paddling routes will be closed for next season and perhaps longer.

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