adirondacks

The Adirondacks are putting on their fall show, and there’s more than one way to see the stunning colors this year.

Nearly all the rock cairns on Wright Peak have vanished, raising serious concerns about safety and conservation in our backyard.

This fall, the Adirondacks aren’t just beautiful; they’ve earned their place among the best spots for fall colors in the country.

For anyone dreaming of a camping getaway but feeling a little lost, there’s a chance to dive into nature without the stress of gear shopping.

Soon, Clifton Park will have a new home for outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of gear and expert advice just a stone's throw away and on the way to the Adirondacks.

Two people were at the right place at the right time to see one of New York's most elusive animals.

The beauty of the Adirondacks and Catskills is calling, but are you ready for whatever nature throws your way?

A prestigious, world-renowned waterfront lodge on Lake George has been named the most historic hotel in New York.

Take a peek at this vast 47 acre 'camp' featuring several houses, a tree house residence, Airstream she-shed, and more.

Planning a spring hike in the Adirondacks? Be careful—conditions are tricky this time of year. The DEC is urging hikers to avoid high-elevation trails due to melting snow, ice, and flooding. Lower trails are a safer bet, but even they can be muddy or wet. Know before you go and be ready for anything the trail throws at you!