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Nature & Environment

Finding Common Ground in the Adirondacks

Last summer, when Gerry Delaney spoke at a public forum about the future of the Adirondack Park, the conservative councilman from the town of Saran...

Bearanoid?

What if you encounter a bear on the trail? What if Yogi’s using your bird feeder as a snack bar? Now there’s a clearinghouse for all things black b...

Wrangling Yaks in Westport

When you’re 1,200 pounds with a set of horns fit for an oilman's Cadillac, temperament is everything.

Bearanoid?

What if you encounter a bear on the trail? What if Yogi’s using your bird feeder as a snack bar? Now there’s a clearinghouse for all things black b...

Wrangling Yaks in Westport

When you’re 1,200 pounds with a set of horns fit for an oilman's Cadillac, temperament is everything.

In the Weeds: The Fight Against Eurasian Watermilfoil

The spring thaw also brings warmer waters, which happen to be the preferred habitat of an invasive aquatic species that’s sparked a vigorous debate...

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Travel

Strong Rope Taproom

Strong Rope Taproom occupies what was once the Elbow Room, a beloved Blue Mountain Lake bar built in 1936.

The Lodge at Schroon Lake

Vacationers can once again linger on the lodge porch and, through a cathedral of sky-high trees, take in the mountains and lovely Schroon Lake.

Attachment Theory

What surprises me is that in the Adirondacks I feel the most sentimental attachment to a human-made structure. And I don’t mean my cabin: I mean th...

Strong Rope Taproom

Strong Rope Taproom occupies what was once the Elbow Room, a beloved Blue Mountain Lake bar built in 1936.

The Lodge at Schroon Lake

Vacationers can once again linger on the lodge porch and, through a cathedral of sky-high trees, take in the mountains and lovely Schroon Lake.

Attachment Theory

What surprises me is that in the Adirondacks I feel the most sentimental attachment to a human-made structure. And I don’t mean my cabin: I mean th...

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Recreation

Bike the Barns

Adrenaline junkies should look elsewhere; Bike the Barns is “a tour, not a race,” says BikeADK’s Doug Haney, organizer of the fully supported event.

Hiking: Mount Adams

Mount Adams is a dazzling but somewhat difficult hike, with a distance and gain in elevation similar to the High Peak of Cascade, even though its e...

Hiking: Panther Mountain

This cyanotype of two gentleman picnicking atop Panther Mountain was captured almost 130 years ago by Grotus Reising. Panther, near Tupper Lake, a...

Hiking: Mount Adams

Mount Adams is a dazzling but somewhat difficult hike, with a distance and gain in elevation similar to the High Peak of Cascade, even though its e...

Hiking: Panther Mountain

This cyanotype of two gentleman picnicking atop Panther Mountain was captured almost 130 years ago by Grotus Reising. Panther, near Tupper Lake, a...

Skills: How to Start a Fire

The science of combustion is enough to make an indifferent student of chemistry’s eyes glaze over, but starting a fire comes down to a couple of si...

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History

A Trove of Vintage Lake George Photographs

For 75 years, Jule and Fred Thatcher captured everything from chowder parties to swim marathons and everyone from prize fighters to Roosevelts.

The Black Woods

If by chance The Black Woods: Pursuing Racial Justice on the Adirondack Frontier lands in your bookstore this November and you are bold enough to t...

Harold and Faith: A New Exhibit Spotlights Weston’s Muse

His artwork was called “rough and rugged as hickory stumps,” like the man himself. Friends described her as “soft, gentle, like the moss in the woo...

A Trove of Vintage Lake George Photographs

For 75 years, Jule and Fred Thatcher captured everything from chowder parties to swim marathons and everyone from prize fighters to Roosevelts.

The Black Woods

If by chance The Black Woods: Pursuing Racial Justice on the Adirondack Frontier lands in your bookstore this November and you are bold enough to t...

Harold and Faith: A New Exhibit Spotlights Weston’s Muse

His artwork was called “rough and rugged as hickory stumps,” like the man himself. Friends described her as “soft, gentle, like the moss in the woo...

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December 2023

Sleigh rides, sipping whiskey in a speakeasy and more cold-weather fun at Lake Clear Lodge, plus park-inspired gifts, the North Country’s nuclear past and a sneak peek at a park-based novel from a bestselling author.