An outdoors education
By Betsy Kepes
December 17, 2023
St. Lawrence University students get outdoors immersion during Adirondack Semester
Winter reading to bring you closer to the Adirondacks
By Betsy Kepes
December 11, 2023
Books for the Adirondack lovers on your holiday gift list
Choose your own waterfall adventure
By Betsy Kepes
April 16, 2023
Tooley Pond Road in St. Lawrence Co. offers a range of family-friendly hikes, sights
Her Adirondack dream job
By Betsy Kepes
February 11, 2023
Charlotte Staats, trails manager for Adirondack Mountain Club, makes her own path
A woman’s place is on the trail
By Betsy Kepes
October 30, 2022
46ers give back through women-only work weekends
A final exam in the woods
By Betsy Kepes
July 30, 2022
Canton High School students receive an outdoor education
A farm full of flowers
By Betsy Kepes
September 18, 2021
Vermontville gardener switches from selling vegetables to fresh-cut flower bouquets.
Social long-distancing on the Northville-Placid Trail
By Betsy Kepes
August 12, 2021
Friends along the way make easy work of thru-hiking
Summer reads: New releases by regional authors
By Betsy Kepes
August 1, 2021
North Country scenes and themes fill recent reading list
‘Forests Adrift’
By Betsy Kepes
July 23, 2021
What you need to know about Northeastern forests After a slow start, “Forests Adrift” (Yale University Press, 2020) gives a good overview of the state of our Northeastern forests. Ecologist Charles Canham brings his keen eye to what causes changes in our forests. I was fascinated by his chapter “The Fall and Rise of White-tailed Deer.”…