The DEC has just sent out a bulletin informing the public that effective immediately, the trail to the summit of Owls Head in Keene is closed to public use and access on weekends, and will be completely closed for public use at the end of this hiking season. What Happened? The DEC states the trail...
Have A Blast In The Adirondacks At These 9 Weekend Events: June 9-11
Whether you enjoy hiking or biking through the Adirondacks, it’s definitely an exciting time to be in the region. From massive motorcycle rallies and biking events to one of the Adirondack Park’s premier birding festivals, this weekend is packed full of activities and new experiences. Find one that suits you and get ready for...
NY State Opens 1000+ Acres of Newly Acquired Adirondack Lands For Public Recreational Use
Within the six million acre Adirondack Park exists roughly 2.6 million acres of state land that is open to the public for all kinds of outdoor recreational activities. Thanks to two recent land acquisitions by New York State, the Forest Preserve is now a little bit larger: 1,144 acres in fact! Photo Credit: Peggy...
Turtle Crossing: Slow Down For Migrating Turtles in the Adirondacks This June
This June, you may see more than one turtle crossing the road in the Adirondacks. That’s because it’s nesting season, and the area’s female turtles are searching for sandy areas to lay their eggs. To help protect our reptile friends, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is encouraging motorists to use caution and avoid hitting turtles...