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paddling
Communities celebrate return of the 90-Miler canoe race
September 9, 2021
The flat water race that spans from Old Forge to Saranac Lake is back after year off due to pandemic
A Santa Clara paddle so remote, you might miss it
By Tom French
August 5, 2021
Spending an afternoon on an underutilized stretch of the Middle Branch of the St. Regis River
Outdoor Afro helps people of color find their Adirondack comfort zone
July 25, 2021
“There’s definitely comfort in numbers,” said Peggie Allen, of Troy. “It takes a lot to be the only person of color.”
A healthy sojourn
By Mike Lynch
July 1, 2021
A paddle through history: Pondering disease and rejuvenation on St. Regis lakes.
Bog River dam is out, but paddling opportunities remain
By Phil Brown
June 24, 2021
The water level of the Bog River from Lows Lower Dam to Hitchins Pond has been lowered temporarily to enable the state to repair a leak in the dam.
Iconic Adirondack Boat builder Peter Hornbeck dead at 77
December 26, 2020
By Tracy Ormsbee Peter “Pete” Hornbeck, the schoolteacher turned iconic Adirondack boatbuilder whose canoes topped cars from Lake Placid to Florida, California and overseas, died Saturday of an apparent heart attack after a walk with his family on his property. He was 77. For almost 50 years, he ran Hornbeck Boats, a business he started…
Forgotten waters
By Mike Lynch
November 22, 2020
From Lake Flower Dam in the northern Adirondacks, the Saranac River drops roughly 1,500 feet before it empties into Lake Champlain. Along the way, it meanders through the mountains, rushes through canyons and spreads out into ponds and lakes behind dams.