The recent heat wave has prompted Governor Cuomo to issue a drought watch for the Adirondacks, Long Island, the Upper Hudson/Mohawk area, and the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence area. Here’s what this means for you. How You Can Help Prevent the Drought From Advancing Adirondack residents are being asked to conserve water during this drought...
Info for Adirondack Campers: Campsites Reopen, Nuisance Bears & More
Novice - and Experienced! - Campers Take Notice
The DEC has recently reopened some campsites that were temporarily closed due to an increase in nuisance bear incidents. As mentioned in the recent hiking conditions roundup, nuisance bears are currently a problem in the Eastern High Peaks. In light of this, keep reading to get important details from the DEC regarding bears, camping,...
Shuttle Bus System for High Peaks Hikers Stays Parked for Now
Hiker Access to High Peaks Expected to be Reduced
Overcrowding was an issue in the High Peaks long before COVID-19, so it’s not shocking that the planned shuttle bus system in Essex County has been suspended. Aspiring 46ers and other High Peaks enthusiasts may need to make alternative plans this summer. Shuttle Bus System Suspended Due to COVID-19 According to Adirondack Explorer the...
Ticonderoga Area Farmers Market Gears Up for 2020 Season
Farmers Market Starts July 11, Seeks Vendors
The Ticonderoga Area Farmers Market will start as scheduled on Saturday, July 11 and run through September 26. The market has a new manager this year, they are prepared for the new guidelines relating to COVID-19, and they are looking for more vendors to join. New Market Manager Ready for the Season Kelly Carey...