Attention drivers! While you’re traveling around and enjoying the colorful foliage in the Adirondacks, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks that you stay alert for moose on the roads during their early fall breeding season. Here’s What You Need to Know About Moose Breeding Season Moose are one of the...
ADK Labor Day Weekend Festivals, The Wild Center Gets a New Sculpture & More
What's New / Events Roundup: September 3 - 9
Labor Day weekend is here, which means it’s time to get out and have some fun before summer officially ends later this month. From the I Love BBQ & Music Festival in Lake Placid to a mountain bike fest in Wilmington, see what’s happening in the ADK below! Enjoy These Awesome Adirondack Events Here...
USA Today 10Best Nominates Lake Placid as Having a Top Small Town Beer Scene
Voting Is Underway in the Readers' Choice Awards
Although many know of Lake Placid for its Olympic facilities, the community is also home to a thriving beer scene with three craft breweries where you can enjoy IPAs, stouts, porters, and plenty of seasonal options too. In fact, USA Today 10Best has nominated Lake Placid as having one of the nation’s best small...
Back on Track: The Adirondack Rail Trail Project Is Underway
New York State to Start Removing Railroad Tracks
After years of discussion about the future of the railroad tracks between Tupper Lake and Lake Placid, the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has finally broken ground on the Adirondack Rail Trail project. Once complete, this new world-class recreational trail will open to hikers, bikers, cross-country skiers, and snowmobilers, making this region...
In Otter News: The Wild Center Releases Two Rehabilitated River Otters Into The Western Adirondacks
The Wild Center Completes Its First Otter Rehabilitation Program
Many of us know about The Wild Center in Tupper Lake for its Wild Walk experience, nature trails, Adirondack exhibits, and resident otters, but earlier this year, the museum began its first otter rehabilitation program when they rescued two abandoned pups in the wild. After caring for the young animals, The Wild Center announced...
Save Now, Ski Later: Take Advantage of Gore Mountain’s Early Bird Season Pass Prices
Get Ready for Another Great Ski Season
Content sponsored by Gore Mountain Whether you love skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, or spending time outdoors, Gore Mountain is a year-round recreation destination. One great way to experience everything this Adirondack ski resort has to offer is by becoming a season passholder. Learn more about Gore’s season pass options and how you can get...
USA Today Nominates Saranac Lake as a Contender for “Best Small Town Food Scene”
Find Out How You Can Vote Today
From casual restaurants to comfortable cafes, bars, and pizza shops, the Village of Saranac Lake is home to a thriving dining scene. In fact, the editors at USA Today have nominated Saranac Lake as a contender for “Best Small Town Food Scene” in their 2020 10Best Readers’ Choice travel awards. Cast Your Vote for...
NY State Ends Early Season Camping & Suspends New Reservations
DEC-Operated Campgrounds, Cabins, and Cottages to Close Temporarily
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) operates 52 campgrounds in the Adirondacks and Catskills, and to help reduce the potential community spread of COVID-19, they are ending the early camping season and suspending all new reservations until further notice. What Campers Need to Know On their main Camping page, the DEC...
Essex County Has an Important Message for Visitors, Weekenders, and Second-Home Owners in the Adirondacks
Learn How COVID-19 Is Affecting the Region & How You Can Help
In response to the growing number of visitors, weekenders, and second-home owners in Essex County and the Adirondack Park, the Essex County Board of Supervisors has sent out an important message about the status of COVID-19 in the region and preventive measures. Below you’ll find their full press release and everything you need to...
Adirondack Mountain Club Closes Lodging Properties & Facilities to Minimize COVID-19 Risks
Learn More About This Temporary Closure
States, counties, local businesses, and organizations are doing their part to help stop the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), and here in the Adirondacks, the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) is taking action. Starting March 16 through April 30, ADK will temporarily close all of their lodging facilities and the High Peaks Information Center to...