Northern lights put on show over Adirondacks, with more to come
By Mike Lynch
Northern lights were a regular sight over the Adirondacks in 2024 and should continue to be in the coming year.
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By Tim Rowland
An easy bushwhack on former logging roads in Taylor Pond Wild Forest near Bloomingdale's Franklin Falls Road
By Mike Lynch
Northern lights were a regular sight over the Adirondacks in 2024 and should continue to be in the coming year.
By Tom French
Search for fresh snow leads to winter wonderland of untouched trails
Ski series creates welcoming events at venues around the Adirondacks
Adirondack Park Agency commissioners approved upgrades to the Mount Van Hoevenberg sliding track and new mountain biking course
By Tom French
Wide enough for skate skiing and snowshoes too
By Tim Rowland
The role of railroads in shaping a historic community rivalry
By Mike Lynch
Tupper Lake hopes Big Tupper gets restored.
By James Odato
The champion ski team of Adirondack Park's only four-year school is featured in a new documentary.
By Tim Rowland
Finding the true summit of Baxter takes a bit more work.