Snapshots of the Friday morning start of the 90-Miler Adirondack Canoe Classic at the Old Forge Pond.
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Camp Chingachgook runs the Y-Knot disabled sailing program from its property on the eastern shore of Lake George.
Emerald ash borers, an invasive species that kills ash trees, have been found at a boat launch on the Scroon River in Warren County. These...
Photos from the Saranac River, where Mike Lynch and Chris Morris paddled in August 2020.
Multimedia reporter Mike Lynch writes about his experiences hiking three Adirondack mountains for a story about sunrise hiking.
Some hikers were concerned about the impact the system would have on the long-term access to AMR lands and also what type of precedent it...
Photographers regularly use depth of field to their advantage when taking portraits.
Ice out time is approaching. Pick the correct ice-out date on Mirror Lake in Lake Placid and you’ll be entered to win some Explorer swag.
Multimedia reporter Mike Lynch writers about ice out from a photographer’s perspective.
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.
One of the most interesting (and dangerous) times is when the river ice is breaking up during a winter or spring thaw. We’re getting to...
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A solitary lake in the southern High Peaks Henderson Lake offers great views and a peaceful setting.
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