9 places to get your cross-country ski fix
Ski centers across the park offer trails for all skill levels
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Looking for outdoor adventures this holiday? Be prepared for all conditions
By Mike Lynch
Winds, thaws and freezes combine for diverse trail conditions
Backcountry ski options: Where to start?
By Mike Lynch
A beginner's guide for picking skis for the woods
The end of winter? Not in the Adirondacks
By Phil Brown
A late-April snowstorm provides a chance for one more ski.
‘Everesting’ in the Adirondacks: Ski up, ski down, repeat 92 times
By Phil Brown
'Everesting,' or skiing up and down the great mountain's total elevation, takes a lot of repetition on a small Adirondack ski hill.
Snow future
Snow's flaky future: Communities, ski centers and individuals adjust to changes in the winter season and decrease in overall snow cover.
Behind the Lens: The Jackrabbit Trail
By Mike Lynch
The 42-mile Jackrabbit Trail connects Paul Smiths to Keene, passing through Saranac Lake and Lake Placid on the way. It turns 35 this year.
Forging an old path
Neighbors unite to reopen Piseco’s favorite ski trail
Five articles to get you in the skiing spirit
By Mike Lynch
One of the good things about backcountry skiing in the Adirondacks is that it’s usually easier to get away from crowds than during the busy hiking season.
Adirondack ski areas prepare for a COVID-altered season
State guidelines, and the pandemic itself, have affected Adirondack resorts in mostly similar ways, with some variations.