
Echo Cliff hike offers trail to Panther Mountain ‘summit’
In mid-January this corner of the Adirondacks was almost silent. It was delightfully wild, sharply barren, and thickly quiet.
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In mid-January this corner of the Adirondacks was almost silent. It was delightfully wild, sharply barren, and thickly quiet.
By Tim Rowland
Trekking in the footsteps of Robert Rogers
By Holly Riddle
Parks throughout the region offer cold-season recreation
A hike through layers of clouds
By Mike Lynch
Winds, thaws and freezes combine for diverse trail conditions
Snow's flaky future: Communities, ski centers and individuals adjust to changes in the winter season and decrease in overall snow cover.
By Melissa Hart
After our recent snowstorm, it's time to hit that fresh powder! Here are a few ideas for a variety of ski outings.
A 360-degree view from a frost covered fire tower can make a winter hike even more rewarding.
Packing the proper—and right amount—of food for your backcountry winter excursions can be overwhelming when you're first starting out.
The time to have all your layers on is not at the trailhead. You’ll be cold without them at first, but you’ll be sweating too much five minutes down the trail if you’re already warm at the register.