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Adirondac Magazine
Adirondac magazine is published six times a year. Nonmembers may order a subscription from the online store for $20 ($22.50 foreign).
When someone says "room with a view," do you picture a lean-to on a remote lake? When you hear the words "a stroll in the park," do you dream of strapping on your backpack and hiking a High Peak? Does your idea of a "luxury cruise" involve paddles? Then Adirondac is for you! This magazine is one of the many benefits of ADK membership.
Advertising Information
Interested in advertising your business, product, or service to the thousands of active outdoorspeople who read Adirondac? To receive a media kit or for more information, contact adirondac@adk.org, or call 518-668-4447 Ext. 23. See our rate and specification schedule for more details.
Adirondac Feature Articles
In articles ranging from current environmental topics, to chronicles of the people and events that shaped the Park, to adventurers' tales, to ideas about where to go for your next adventure, Adirondac's features section offers insight and inspiration to active outdoors people and armchair Adirondack lovers alike.
A Sampling of Adirondac articles
- Meet the Heart and Soul of ADK: Volunteers
- Winter Adventures: A Collection of Favorite Winter Outings
- 12 Inspiring Backyard Hikes
- Canoe or Kayak, by Rich Macha
- Self Maintenance in the Field, by Tom Welch
- The Poke-O Tower, by David Thomas-Train
- On the Trail of the Trails, by Wes Lampman
- Geocaching, by Stella Green
- High-Tech Bushwhacking, by Neil F. Woodworth
- Circumnavigating Cranberry: 50-mile loop around lake traverses remote backcountry, by Sherman Craig and Jamie Savage
- Regaining Childhood Lost, by Paul Ertelt
Departments
The regular departments in Adirondac include:
- Random Scoots, where editor Neal Burdick provides insight on ADK news past, present, and future
- The ever-popular Accident Report, in which veteran hiker Tony Goodwin analyzes adventures gone awry
- From the President, where ADK's leadership provides perspective on recent events
- View from the Summit, a letter from ADK's executive director
- The View from Albany, Conservation and Advocacy, keeping us abreast of ADK's involvement in the political activity that affects our state's wild areas
- Tracks and Traces, Notes from the Field, covering the latest club and chapter activities and upcoming events
- ADK Education Programs, with learning opportunities for everyone
- Trampings, Adventure Travel and Seasonal Outings, providing information on how to participate in exciting activities all over the world
- Trading Post, where you can buy and sell outdoor gear, real estate, and anything of interest to ADKers
Submission of Articles
You may submit articles to the Adirondac Editor Neal Burdick via email.