With the recent upswing in popularity of craft beers, one local brewery owner has plans to make the most of the sudden explosion of beer lovers....
Threats To Adirondack Moose Spur New Study
The largest land mammal in New York State is being seriously threatened by a tiny, but devastating parasite, and it is igniting deeper research into the Adirondack moose population. Photo Credit: Gary C. Lanphear...
Adirondack Paddling Lawsuit Heads To NYS Court Of Appeals
More than five years after it was initiated, a paddling lawsuit concerning the right of paddlers to navigate waterways that wind through private property will be heard in New York State's highest court, the Court of Appeals....
When Hikes Go Wrong, Who’s Responsible?
It's a fact that tends to get overlooked, but hiking is a dangerous activity. In order to ensure their safety, hikers must be physically strong with great stamina and must also be equipped with adequate food, water, compasses, maps, gear,...
Renovations Planned for Two Historic Fire Towers
The peaks of more than 2 dozen Adirondack mountains are currently adorned with historic fire towers, which serve as reminders of the early 20th century. Some of these relics are accessible to the public, but others are on private land or...
The End of an Era – Lake Placid HoJo’s Last Day on March 31st
The end of an era is upon us.. the Lake Placid Hojos, one of three currently standing Howard Johnson restaurants, will be closing its doors one final time on March 31st. Photo by Tyler Lapan...
“Bonjour, Adirondacks” Plan Gathers Steam
Did you know that there are millions of French-speakers living within 2 hours of the Adirondacks? It's true! They also have jobs, incomes, families, and varied interests that make them the perfect candidates to become Adirondack tourists. There's just one...
The Great Moose Debate
The moose, one of the most iconic animals in the Adirondack region, is a majestic beast. National Geographic reports that these mammals average about 5 to 6.5 feet tall, weigh around 1,800 pounds, and the males can have antlers that...
The Battle Against Invasive Species Takes A Turn For The Better
Zebra Mussels, Asian Clams, Watermilfoil. These are some of the most well-known aquatic invasive species that have been threatening Adirondack waters for many years, but they're not alone. In total, the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program has identified 17 aquatic...
Maple Syrup: The Unlikely Target of Black Market Dealings and an Elaborate $18 Million Heist
Yes, you read that title correctly. Maple syrup, that sweet, delicious, innocent-seeming substance you pour over your pancakes every morning is actually involved in illicit, underground activities. Trust me when I tell you that some people take their syrup VERY...