Native Americans in the Adirondacks

To the question often posed by evangelical preachers “do you know where you’ll spend eternity?” an increasing number ...

Maybe it’s just a whisper of woodsy that your family and friends prefer—representations of the natural world, earthy ...

In the late 1970s my parents bought a summer cabin on Fourth Lake. Calling it a summer cabin is high praise because i...

Last spring we launched the My Adirondacks Project with our friends at the Adirondack Land Trust (ALT) because we wer...

Albert Alletag—a New York City butler who dabbled in photography—captured this early-20th-century Whiteface Mountain ...

Every fall for more than 30 years, the Adirondack Experience, in Blue Mountain Lake, has hosted the best in classic a...

Last summer, when Gerry Delaney spoke at a public forum about the future of the Adirondack Park, the conservative cou...

For twenty-one days and nights six men would take shifts standing watch and making careful notes. They planned to scr...

16-Mile Level on the Middle Branch: This stretch has remote boreal habitat where endangered spruce grouse were recent...

But then the tiny outpost, which is snuggled in the highlands between Port Henry and Crown Point, kept popping up in ...

Adirondacks’ signature style leans toward woodsy, of course, and if you’re in search of a store that features all thi...

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