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Women of the Adirondacks
March is Women's History Month, and the Adirondack Explorer has long showcased the stories of women making their mark on the Adirondacks.
Sipping on sap? Maple producers branch out to tapping other trees
Aspen, beech, and birch sap seen as small niche, but could have potential for new revenue streams
Pride, outside: Whiteface hosts LGBTQ ski weekend
LGBTQ community and allies from around the Northeast meet up for first Adirondack Winter Pride event
Snowmobiler suffers severe injuries; overdue hikers found at Johns Brook Lodge
Snowmobiler critically injured on Indian Lake; rangers assist two lost hikers in dangerous winter conditions.
Exploring the Adirondacks’ less-travelled ice climbing routes
Ice climbing adventures beyond the High Peaks – exploring remote and lesser-known routes across the Adirondacks.
St. Regis Mohawk Tribe leads effort to curb road salt pollution
New technology includes outfitting snow removal trucks with cameras and sensors to track salt use and optimize operations
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Flooding, housing, energy-efficiency rise to top of North Country residents’ climate concerns
Findings revealed at annual Adirondack Climate Conference
Adirondack beekeepers report surge in hive loss
Excessive rise in bee deaths are impacting local honey producers as well as crop pollination on a national level
New York correction officers vote on deal that could end walk-out
Striking New York correction officers voted on a deal to end their walkout, addressing pay, prison policies, and ongoing debates.
Bird flu confirmed in Willsboro dead bald eagle
Test results in on bird found dead in December
Adirondack ski tales: 4 stories from the backcountry
Explore four Adirondack ski adventures, from serene routes to challenging backcountry trails, offering something for every skier.
Marble Mountain: An underrated Adirondack hike
Marble Mountain is an overlooked Adirondack hike with a rich ski history, a steep but rewarding trail with stunning views.
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Pride, outside: Whiteface hosts LGBTQ ski weekend
LGBTQ community and allies from around the Northeast meet up for first Adirondack Winter Pride event
Exploring the Adirondacks’ less-travelled ice climbing routes
Ice climbing adventures beyond the High Peaks – exploring remote and lesser-known routes across the Adirondacks.
Marble Mountain: An underrated Adirondack hike
Marble Mountain is an overlooked Adirondack hike with a rich ski history, a steep but rewarding trail with stunning views.
Getting to know Coreys: A historic spot and recreation gateway
Explore Coreys: a hidden Adirondack gem with rich history, scenic trails, and winter adventures involving lean-tos.