It’s beginning to feel a lot like summer in the Adirondacks! The sun is out, and there are fantastic festivals and fun events as far as the eye can see. If you’re visiting the ADK this weekend, then you won’t want to miss Adirondack Woof Stock, the Warrensburg Bike Rally, and more! Discover Dog-Friendly...
Help Protect Our Forests: Firewood Regulations in Effect
Planning a camping trip in the Adirondacks this spring or summer? The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is reminding campers to be careful when it comes to firewood in an effort to keep the Adirondacks safe from tree diseases and invasive insects. Here are more details on firewood regulations and some ways that you...
Year of the Bird: Two Birding Challenges Announced Through I BIRD NY
With 450 different bird species and 59 bird conservation areas, New York is the perfect place to bird watch! The Department of Environmental Conservation agrees. Commissioner Basil Seggos has recently announced two new birding challenges: one for the kids, and one for the experts! The Benefits of Birding According to the DEC, it’s a...
Muddy Trail Advisory: What It Means For Your Next Hike
It’s that time of year again, hikers. With mud season upon us, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is urging hikers to walk through, not around, muddy areas. Learn what you can do to protect our trails and keep yourself safe. Walk Through The Mud It may seem counter-intuitive, but when you come to...
Local Wood Products on Display for Ticonderoga’s 2018 Street Art Project
The Street Art Project is returning to Ticonderoga for its 8th year! Hosted by the Ticonderoga Montcalm Street Partnership and the TMSP Promotions Committee, the theme of the 2018 Street Art Project is “Local Wood Products.” The Street Art Project produces local art displays and beautiful street decorations, and also raises funds for a...
Get Outside! State Parks Announce “Outdoors Day” Celebrations
Celebrate Outdoors Day in the Adirondack region! On June 9, free Outdoors Day events will be hosted across the state as a part of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Adventure NY initiative. Perfect for all ages, this fun-filled day of free events will make your Outdoors Day one to remember. What Can I Do? A full...
Prepare for Memorial Day Parades & Celebrations This Weekend in the Adirondacks: May 25-28
It’s that time of year again – Memorial Day Weekend! All around the Adirondacks, there will be a wide range of community observances, parades, celebrations, and more. Plan a visit this weekend and check out some of these upcoming events! Attend Memorial Day Weekend Events Red, White & Blue Spring into Summer Celebration –...
Paddlefest, Outdoor Competitions & More Weekend Fun in the Adirondacks: May 18-20
Mid-spring is an amazing time to be outdoors, especially in the beautiful Adirondack Park. From paddling adventures to hiking trips, there is always something to do for families and visitors. In fact, this weekend, you can have a great time at these 8 regional spring events! Get Outfitted for Paddling Season Adirondack Paddlefest 2018...
Enter To Win Five Hundred Dollars With TACC
The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) has announced their Spring/Summer Fundraiser: “Five Hundred Dollar Fridays.” Each Friday in July, TACC will give away $500. You can enter any day in May and June by making a $20 donation at the TACC office in Ticonderoga or from a TACC Board Member, ambassador, or volunteer. Only...
Adirondack Great Camp Preserved By Coalition of Loyal Guests
Nestled on the forested shores of Blue Mountain Lake, the shaded grounds and rustic buildings of The Hedges have hosted generations of guests for almost a century. Thanks to a collaborative effort by a group of 60 individuals, many of whom have stayed at the resort in the past, this historic landmark will remain...