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Bathing in nature’s sights, sounds and smells
January 24, 2018 It is likely to be a bit cool for bathing in the local forests at this time of year, especially if the skinny red snake in the thermometer remains curled up in the bulb like a snoozing cobra. more »» 
‘Split Rock’ provides readers guided tour of wildlife corridor
January 24, 2018 What started out as a blog on wildlife and the Adirondacks has been turned into a book that will take readers on a walk through the Split Rock Wildway, a loose collection of public and private... more »» 
New management team takes over at VIC
January 17, 2018 PAUL SMITHS — The Paul Smith’s College VIC has a new manager and program coordinator who are looking to build upon the nature center’s previous successes. more »»
When Frontier Town builds it, they will come
January 17, 2018 As the winter weather continues to take hold of the land, the recent cold snap served to deliver an echo from the past. more »» 
Slip sliding away
January 12, 2018 LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Toboggan Chute on Mirror Lake is expected to open this weekend in time for the busy Martin Luther King Jr. more »» 
EYE ON EDUCATION: Learning to fly ... in sneakers and snow
January 12, 2018 LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid modified and varsity cross country running teams will host a series of 5K runs/walks, starting later this month and ending in mid-April. more »»
DEC hosting Great Camp Santanoni open weekends
January 12, 2018 NEWCOMB — The state Department of Environmental Conservation will open buildings at the historic Great Camp Santanoni in Newcomb for three weekends this year, the fifth in a row. more »»
DEC hosting Great Camp Santanoni open weekends
January 12, 2018 NEWCOMB — The state Department of Environmental Conservation will open buildings at the historic Great Camp Santanoni in Newcomb for three weekends this year, the fifth in a row. more »»
New winter recreation maps will be released soon
January 12, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — With no shortage of trails in the Tri-Lakes area, choosing a place to go cross-country skiing or snowshoeing can be a daunting task. more »» 
Bird Count reveals 100th species
January 10, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — Local birders faced extreme temperatures when they ventured out around the area to look for birds during the annual Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count. more »»
Nature therapy as old as mankind itself
January 10, 2018 The Barkeaters, who originally ranged across the Adirondack region and throughout New England, had a widely varied diet that was adjusted according to the season to take advantage of annual... more »» 
ADIRONDACK LIVING: Adventure Land
January 5, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Bob Maswick and a group of fellow outdoor enthusiasts recently took a six-hour cross-country ski trip in the High Peaks Wilderness Area near Lake Placid. more »» 
Wind chill hits minus 77 atop Whiteface
January 5, 2018 The summit of New York’s fifth-highest mountain hit an astounding low today — wind chills of nearly 80 degrees below zero, with the possibility of dropping even further. more »» 
Lee recognized for outdoors writing
January 4, 2018 A retired forest ranger who has written a weekly column about the outdoors for more than 30 years was recently honored by the New York State Outdoor Writers Association. The M. more »» 
Prof hopes there’s room for ’shrooms at PSC
December 30, 2017 PAUL SMITHS — A Paul Smith’s College professor is looking to grow the school’s curriculum by adding a fungal component to one of its majors in the hopes that the “College of the Adirondacks” will... more »»
Encountering an inexperienced, motley crew
December 30, 2017 It appears winter has arrived in time for the holidays. Fortunately, local trails already had a generous base of snow, which allowed both nordic and alpine skiers to hit the trails. more »» 
UP CLOSE: Free as a bird ... on skis
December 29, 2017 WILMINGTON —New York Ski Educational Foundation Freeride Program Head Coach Justin Perry sat in front of his Apple Mac computer, editing a video from his ski team’s latest excursion to the Area 51... more »» 
DEC warns of extremely cold temperatures in the Adirondacks
December 27, 2017 ALBANY — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Tuesday, Dec. more »» 
Big Tupper Ski Area scheduled to re-open next winter
December 22, 2017 TUPPER LAKE — The developers of the Adirondack Club and Resort project developers and caretakers of the Big Tupper Ski Area say they plan to open up the currently dormant ski mountain at the start o... more »»
Judge dismisses Adirondack snowmobile trail lawsuit
December 15, 2017 An acting New York Supreme Court justice recently dismissed a lawsuit over the state Department of Environmental Conservation’s cutting of snowmobile trails in the Adirondacks after several years of... more »» |
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