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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...
This photo gallery features images from the Riverside Trail in Willsboro, North Boquet Mountain near Essex, and Dacy Meadow Farm in Westport.
Explorer multimedia reporter reflects on his last photo assignment in 2020 before the pandemic changed everything.
The Foxy Brown Trail is a 5.6-mile trail that goes through the Jessup River Wild Forest.
Writer Tim Rowland joined guide Matt Burnett and Glenn Goldman for an ice fishing trip on Osgood Pond in the northern Adirondacks. Despite blustery conditions,...
Explorer photographer describes his approach to getting photos on a winter hike up Black Mountain.
A parade of boat-topped cars traveled from Blue Mountain Lake to Indian Lake and North Creek Wednesday, Dec. 30, before reaching Newcomb Overlook Park in...
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