Located near the northern end of Lake George, Fort Ticonderoga is one of the top historic sites and museums in the Adirondack Park. The mission of the Fort Ticonderoga Association is to preserve Fort Ticonderoga and further its growth as a world-class destination. Recently, the Association announced their plans for a groundbreaking capital campaign...
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Local Ski Resort Raises the Bar for Country’s Best Guest Safety Program
Sponsored by Gore Mountain There’s nothing like the rush of wind on your face as you ski or snowboard down a snowy slope during winter. Here in the Adirondacks, Gore Mountain in North Creek is one of the region’s premier winter sports destinations, and their goal is to ensure visitors have both a fun...
New York State Completes Major Part of the New Frontier Town Campground in the Adirondacks
New York State’s plan to develop a “Gateway to the Adirondacks” at the former Frontier Town site in the Town of North Hudson has been a major project this year. The end goal is to offer visitors a new gateway hub that is easily accessible and features world-class recreational experiences. A key part of...
Moose on the Move: 3 Accidents Recently Reported in the Adirondacks
The DEC is reminding drivers to be on the lookout for moose. Early autumn is the animal’s breeding season, and in the Adirondacks, the sudden uptick in moose activity has already caused multiple accidents over the past week. Not sure what to do if you encounter a moose? Read on for important tips to...
Adirondacks Could See Most Colorful Foliage in the State This Fall
It’s no question that autumn in the Adirondack Park can be absolutely stunning. And leaf-peepers may be in for a treat this season, as experts predict that foliage could be more vibrant here than in many other parts of the state! Here’s what you might be seeing throughout the region in the coming weeks....
Plan Ahead for Columbus Day Weekend: DEC to Close Public Parking at Cascade and Pitchoff Mountains
To help manage the use of popular trails on Cascade and Pitchoff Mountains over Columbus Day Weekend, the DEC and ORDA have announced that trailhead parking lots will be closed. But have no fear, hikers: you can still plan that trip to the summit! Here’s what you’ll need to know before you head out for...
The Henhouse Prowlers to Kick Off “Live at BluStage” Concert Series
Bluegrass fans won’t want to miss out on next week’s performance at BluSeed Studios. On Wednesday, September 26, the internationally acclaimed Henhouse Prowlers will be starting off the 2018-19 “Live at BluStage” concert series with a bang! Read on to learn more about the group, then head over to BluSeed for this one-of-a-kind musical...
Volunteer for the 2019 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival
For ten days in February, the highly anticipated Saranac Lake Winter Carnival will be back. Organized entirely by volunteers, planning for the event will soon be in full swing — and you can help out! Read on to learn more about the Carnival, then get ready for the exciting festivities this winter. Planning for 2019...
Roadside Parking Ban Enforced Near Roaring Brook Falls Trailhead
Starting September 21, hikers visiting the Roaring Brook Falls trailhead in Keene will notice new signs popping up along the road. The DEC recently announced that parking will be prohibited along State Route 73, improving safety at the popular trailhead. Read on to learn more about the permanent roadside parking ban, plus what it means for...
Saranac Lake ArtWorks Announces Labor Day Weekend Art Studio Tours
For a second year, Saranac Lake ArtWorks invites you on a special art studio tour! See how regional artists work with their medium, get inspiration, and produce their unique works. Read on to learn how you can participate! Nature With a Twist The last weekend of every month, galleries and private studios in Saranac...