It’s been a great winter season in the Adirondacks, and although spring is just a few weeks away, there are still plenty of ways to have fun this time of year. From awesome festivals to indoor entertainment, fill your weekend with some of these upcoming Adirondack events! Prepare For the Festivities 4th Annual Ticonderoga...
Two of America’s 50 Most Beautiful Small Towns Are in the Adirondack Park
When you take a drive away from the towering buildings and busy streets of a city and explore the U.S., you’ll discover some of the most picturesque landscapes and natural attractions in communities all around the country. Many of us know the Adirondack Park is home to many picture-perfect places, but now U.S. News...
10 Great Winter Events You Should Attend in the Adirondacks This Weekend: February 23-25
There’s only about one month of winter left, so get out and celebrate this snowy time of year while you can! Many communities in the Adirondack Park will be hosting some of the most fun events of the season this weekend, including Winterfest in Lake Placid, the Winter Carnival in Lake George, and the...
Discover Winter Celebrations & Fun Activities in the Adirondacks This Presidents’ Day Weekend: February 16-19
Want to make the most of the upcoming Presidents’ Day weekend? Plan a fun-filled trip to the Adirondack Park for some winter festivals and other fun events! It’s a great time to take a break this February and discover everything the snowy season has to offer. Winter Carnivals & Celebrations 2018 White Out Weekend...
Six Cuisine Trails In & Around the Northern Adirondacks Approved
You’ve likely heard of a wine trail or a craft beverage trail. But wouldn’t a food trail be awesome, especially with all the agritourism opportunities in the Adirondacks? That’s just what the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Essex County has been attempting to accomplish, and it looks like the group is going to make it happen....
Celebrate Winter at These 9 Fun Weekend Events in the Adirondacks: February 9-11
The Adirondack Park has received a lot of snowfall over the past few days, which makes it a great time to visit if you’re looking for outdoor winter fun! From winter carnivals to skiing, ice fishing, and more, check out some of the top events happening this weekend. Attend a Winter Carnival 2018 Old...
Goodbye to the Ghost Cat: Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct in Northeastern U.S.
Nicknamed the ghost cat, the eastern cougar once roamed the Adirondack Park and Northeastern United States centuries ago. Extirpation of this creature due to hunting and deforestation led to a rapid decline in the population, and now, despite rare sightings around the region, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has declared it officially extinct....
In a Major Decision, the Adirondack Park Agency Approves the Classification of the Boreas Ponds Tract
Who could have predicted that when New York State purchased the Boreas Ponds Tract back in April 2016 for $14.5 million, the debate over the property’s classification would last for nearly two years? Throughout this discussion period, environmental groups, members of the general public, and more voiced their opinion about whether or not the...
Another Rail-Trail? Discussion Over Tanker Car Storage Plan Continues in the Adirondacks
Over the past few months, Iowa Pacific Holdings’ decision to store old tanker cars on sections of railroad in the Adirondack Park has been a hot topic of discussion. While the rail company has defended their actions, others, including Senator Chuck Schumer, have raised issues with the plan and suggested alternatives. Status of the...