The Way It Is in Beaver River Mary Fiess First the waters rose, cutting off the one, tenuous road connection. Decades later; the railroad stopped running. An... Read More
Eden Without Snakes Paul F. Jamieson The 1960s were a little late for an argument over whether Lake George belonged in the Adirondack Park. A major extens... Read More
Charley’s Back Yard Kenneth A. Wilson A Chat with Charley You may wonder what a graduate engineer is doing in a cabin all by himself back in the wilds ... Read More
Lost and Found Laurie Lipper The shiny, clean Subaru pulled over and a friendly voice from behind a surgical mask asked, “Everything OK? You need ... Read More
Dear Grace Jaime Fuller In the not-so-distant past, every hiker who sought to climb all 46 Adirondack High Peaks had to carefully document ea... Read More
A Passionate Nature Anne Mackinnon HAROLD WESTON was born on February 14, 1894, in Merion, Pennsylvania, but his real life began—according to the evide... Read More
Miniature Golf in the Kingdom John Margolies Miniature golf is a magical experience for a surprisingly large number of people. A lot of luck is involved in playin... Read More
New Wave Adam Federman In early December, John Davis, a wilderness advocate, was riding his bike on a dirt road near his home—a cabin deep i... Read More
Upstairs/Downstairs at Sagamore Maria Bucciferro Word that Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Sr. had gone down with the Lusitania when it was torpedoed by a German U-boat in M... Read More
Arto Monaco and the Land of Makebelieve Anne Mackinnon In the early 1950s, at a bend in the Ausable River near the foot of Ebenezer Mountain, Arto Monaco conceived and buil... Read More
Far Out: Timothy Leary’s Trip to Cranberry Lake Mary Thill Cranberry Lake's summer of drugs Read More