Is the future of outdoor skating on thin ice?
Researchers, ice skaters reflect on changes to popular winter pastimes
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Researchers, ice skaters reflect on changes to popular winter pastimes
By Tim Rowland
Animal tracks and other signs of activity tell stories of the forest in winter
By Mike Lynch
Dangerously cold weather is forecast to hit the Adirondacks Friday and Saturday
By Tom French
Volunteers forge ahead on annual winter carnival tradition
By Birdwatch
Ample food sources lead to bumper crop of pine grosbeaks this winter
By Tom French
Taking advantage of bomb cyclone snow and seeing old growth of epic proportions
By Tom French
Whiteface weather warriors use all the tools to get the job done
By Times Union
Recreation businesses, events grapple with warm winter
By Mike Lynch
After Friday’s storm, the snowpack now exceeds a foot in many places in the Adirondacks.
Tony Goodwin on updates to his classic guidebook for ski trails and snowshoe treks across the Adirondacks.