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An easy Adirondack hike, this old road leads to this popular lake with beautiful blue-green water and a picturesque shoreline. Past the lake, one of the Adirondack's premier bouldering zones. Key takeaways Distance: 2 miles round trip Elevation gain: 310 feet Hike includes trail junctions and a...
Green before "green" was cool! Long before the first Earth Day was recognized on April 22, 1970, the Adirondack Park was setting a national precedence for being a "green" location. Green may not have been the term of choice in 1885 when the Adirondack...
Raquette Lake, New York Named after a giant heap of racquettes (French for snowshoes) found on a knoll where South Inlet joins the lake, Raquette Lake is one of the crown jewels of the Adirondack Park. With just over 100 miles of picturesque, pine-cove...
Benefit Gala & Harold K. Hochschild Award The Adirondack Experience’s Gala, while being a blast of a night, is also the one major fundraiser the museum holds each year. During the event, the museum will be recognizing the Adirondack Community Foundation and Cali Brooks with the...
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Situated on the eastern shore of the pristine Blue Mountain Lake, the Blue Mountain Public Beach offers you the opportunity to swim in one of the highest elevation public beaches in the Adirondacks. The beach The Blue Mountain Lake Public Beach is a "must swim" during your Adirondack...