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A ‘3-helmet day’ of biking, climbing and skiing in spring in the Adirondacks

By Phil Brown

Taking on a mud season 'nano-triathlon' and squeezing in one last ski

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Adirondack ski tales: 4 stories from the backcountry

By Isabella Susino

Explore four Adirondack ski adventures, from serene routes to challenging backcountry trails, offering something for every skier.

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Hickory Ski Center: Reviving an Adirondack legend

By Rick Karlin

The revival of the Hickory ski center is the focus of a new documentary, with key elements being on the nostalgia it offers Adirondackers.

World-class cross-country skiing at Paul Smith’s VIC

By Tom French

Wide enough for skate skiing and snowshoes too

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Adirondack Rail Trail took off in 2024

By Mike Lynch

Tupper Lake hopes Big Tupper gets restored.

Former BETA Executive Director Josh Wilson skis the Jackrabbit reroute between Scotts Cobble Nordic Center and Mountain Lane in the winter of 2023. Photo by Mike Lynch

Jackrabbit Trail rerouted near Lake Placid

By Mike Lynch

Skiers will have new terrain to explore on the Jackrabbit on a section of trail located between Lake Placid and Keene.

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Gore Mountain named among most affordable ski destinations in the U.S.

By Times Union

Accolades come as ski centers countdown to start of snow season

A map of the Gore Mountain area and easement donated by Barton Mines.

Barton Mines’ easement donation expands Gore Mountain trail network

By Mike Lynch

200-acre easement links North Creek Ski Bowl to Siamese Ponds Wilderness

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State-run ski centers see record visits

By Times Union

ORDA facilities, which include three ski centers: Whiteface, Belleayre and Gore, saw more than a million visitors this past fiscal year

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Riding the slides

By Tom French

Double black-diamond skiing at Whiteface worth doing once

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