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Adirondack Bushwhacking I have been exploring the Adirondack backwoods for decades and much of that time has been spent off-trail, through the forest, thick and thin, bushwhacking. I took on the formidable task of bushwhacking the 46 High Peaks, and...
Licks and grins Summer is here and along with the heat comes the opening of many seasonal specialty shops. This week we're talking ice cream in the Adirondacks, and we were more than ready to go out and sample the local wares. Your guides for this...
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OakRunner Trail RunExperience the beauty — and the challenge — of the Adirondacks at the OakRunner Trail Run at Oak Mountain! This rugged 5K/10K trail run will take runners up, down, and all around the mountain with scenic views, wooded trails, climbs, descents, and plenty of adventure along the...
While many of us are tucked away under our warm blankets, hiding from the cold before the sun comes up, Dan Wilt is often suiting up to take on the chill of these twilight hours so he can greet the dawn on his snowmobile.
Submitted by guest blogger Phil Brown When researching a guidebook two decades years ago I hiked all over the Adirondacks, and nowhere did I come across a scene so poignant as the one I encountered on the way to John Pond in the Siamese Ponds Wilderness.