Welcome to what I hope will be a long-standing feature here, where we’ll explore the wonders of specific wilderness areas throughout the Adirondack region, starting with one of its most beloved and
Bowfishing in the Adirondack Region Bowfishing is an exhilarating way to utilize archery skills between hunting seasons. It provides an action-packed experience where you can enjoy success nearly every time, particularly when
History and Native American Influence The area now covered by Great Sacandaga Lake was once a thriving valley, nurtured by the Sacandaga River and its tributaries. This fertile environment provided an abundance
For many adventurers exploring the Adirondacks, a visit to Camp Santanoni in Newcomb is a must. As the only Adirondack Great Camp fully owned by the public, it welcomes visitors of all
Enjoy a morning paddle on the serene Seventh Lake, where you can explore interesting bays, catch the sunrise, and experience calm waters. The forecast promises no wind and no rain, making it
Studying Common Loons in the Adirondack Park Since 1998, I have had the rare privilege of studying Common Loons in the Adirondack Park as part of the Biodiversity Research Institute’s Adirondack Center
Located in St. Lawrence County, the Cranberry Lake area (NY 12927) is notable for being the last section of New York State to be settled. Today, it remains one of the state’s
Adirondack Canoeing in History Let’s talk about canoeing in the Adirondacks. For centuries, the region’s lakes, ponds, and rivers have served as vital highways for travel, with the canoe being the primary
Understanding the Adirondack Park Terminology and Classification The Adirondacks are a large and diverse region with specific terminology and classifications that may seem challenging to newcomers and even experienced visitors. Understanding this
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