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    The Adirondack Mountain Club is dedicated to connecting people with the natural world — protecting wild spaces, inspiring exploration, and making every adventure accessible, from your very first hike to your most ambitious summit.

    A view of the dock with adirondack chairs on heart lake during the early morning

    ADK Loj Property

    The heart of Adirondack adventure

    Exterior of High Peaks Information Center taken from the parking lot

    High Peaks Information Center

    Your resource for successful adventures

    Johns Brook Lodge

    ADK’s wilderness lodge nestled in the High Peaks

    Man and Woman hiking by a stream in the woods

    First Time Visitor

    Start your Adirondack journey here

    Private room with king bed and adirondack decor in ADK Loj

    ADK Lodging

    Plan your adventure with ease

    view of Iroquois from Algonquin

    Conditions Report

    High Peaks forecasts, advisories, and more

  • Get Involved

    Get Involved

    Every trail maintained, every summit protected, and every hiker inspired happens because people like you care. Your support — through membership, donations, volunteering, or advocacy — powers ADK’s mission to protect wild places and connect people with the outdoors.

    group of hikers at mountain summit

    Membership

    Become a member of ADK

    view of Iroquois from Algonquin

    Support

    Support the Adirondacks you love

    lobby day participants with assemblymember didi barrett

    Take Action

    Use your voice for the Adirondacks

    volunteer trail crew poses in front of new junction signs

    Volunteer

    Help protect the Adirondacks

    volunteers doing trail work

    Chapters

    Find your ADK community

    summit steward speaking to two hikers

    Impact & Reports

    See the difference your support makes

  • Programs & Events

    Programs & Events

    From guided hikes and educational workshops to volunteer opportunities and seasonal celebrations, ADK’s programs and events bring people closer to nature and deepen their connection with the Adirondacks.

    man gives presentation on winter survival in education yurt

    Workshops & Trainings

    Learn, train, and explore with ADK

    a group of hikers cross a bridge in the woods

    Guided Trips

    Explore the Adirondacks with experts

    teen doings trail work

    Youth & Teen

    Inspire a love of nature for all ages

    naturalist paddle at heart lake

    Naturalist Series

    Discover the Adirondacks with our naturalists

    paddler on heart lake in a kayak

    Paddling

    Explore New York’s beautiful waterbodies

    volunteer trail crew poses in front of new junction signs

    Trail Work Projects

    Multiday trail building experiences

    man points at a map table

    Personal Trip Planning

    Get help preparing for your Adirondack adventure

    a group of students stand in front of a bus at adirondak loj front porch

    School Outreach

    Inspire a love for the outdoors

    two hikers on a mountain summit

    Chapter Events & Outings

    Find local trips in your area

  • Conservation

    Conservation

    From the summits of the High Peaks to the shores of Heart Lake, ADK’s work ensures these landscapes remain wild, healthy, and accessible. Through hands-on stewardship, advocacy, and education, we protect the Adirondacks for future generations.

    group picture at Adirondack Park Lobby Day in Albany

    Advocacy

    Championing public lands

    a summit steward speaks to a hiker on a mountain summit

    Summit Stewardship Program

    Protecting New York’s rarest ecosystem

    trail working chops wood using an axe

    Trail Work

    Building sustainable trails for the future

    leave no trace level 2 instructor course participants speak about principle 4

    Leave No Trace

    Adventure responsibly in the Adirondacks

    route 73 trailhead steward at the garden

    Route 73 Trailhead Stewardship Program

    Educating hikers at busy trailheads

    two trailhead stewards speak to a hiker at Buck Mountain

    Volunteer Stewardship Programs

    Give back to the lands you love

  • About ADK

    About ADK

    Since 1922, the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) has been dedicated to connecting people with nature and protecting New York’s wild lands and waters. From humble beginnings as a small hiking group to becoming a statewide leader in outdoor recreation, education, and conservation, ADK’s mission has remained the same: to inspire responsible exploration and safeguard the places we love for future generations.

    ADK staff group photo

    Staff & Board

    Meet the team behind ADK

    View From Loj Picnic Grove

    Blog

    Latest news from ADK

    man speaking on the phone looking at a computer at a front desk

    Contact

    We’d love to hear from you

    map pack of Catskill trails guidebook and map

    Magazine & Newsletters

    Guiding you through the Adirondacks and Catskills

    trail crew worker in a hard hat smiling at the camera

    Employment

    Work outdoors and protect the places you love

    landscape photo from the summit of Algonquin Peak

    What Is ADK?

    Learn more about who we are

Adirondack Mountain Club
  • Explore

    The Adirondack Mountain Club is dedicated to connecting people with the natural world — protecting wild spaces, inspiring exploration, and making every adventure accessible, from your very first hike to your most ambitious summit.

    • A view of the dock with adirondack chairs on heart lake during the early morning

      ADK Loj Property

      The heart of Adirondack adventure

    • Exterior of High Peaks Information Center taken from the parking lot

      High Peaks Information Center

      Your resource for successful adventures

    • Johns Brook Lodge

      ADK’s wilderness lodge nestled in the High Peaks

    • Man and Woman hiking by a stream in the woods

      First Time Visitor

      Start your Adirondack journey here

    • Private room with king bed and adirondack decor in ADK Loj

      ADK Lodging

      Plan your adventure with ease

    • view of Iroquois from Algonquin

      Conditions Report

      High Peaks forecasts, advisories, and more

  • Get Involved

    Every trail maintained, every summit protected, and every hiker inspired happens because people like you care. Your support — through membership, donations, volunteering, or advocacy — powers ADK’s mission to protect wild places and connect people with the outdoors.

    • group of hikers at mountain summit

      Membership

      Become a member of ADK

    • view of Iroquois from Algonquin

      Support

      Support the Adirondacks you love

    • lobby day participants with assemblymember didi barrett

      Take Action

      Use your voice for the Adirondacks

    • volunteer trail crew poses in front of new junction signs

      Volunteer

      Help protect the Adirondacks

    • volunteers doing trail work

      Chapters

      Find your ADK community

    • summit steward speaking to two hikers

      Impact & Reports

      See the difference your support makes

  • Programs & Events

    From guided hikes and educational workshops to volunteer opportunities and seasonal celebrations, ADK’s programs and events bring people closer to nature and deepen their connection with the Adirondacks.

    • man gives presentation on winter survival in education yurt

      Workshops & Trainings

      Learn, train, and explore with ADK

    • a group of hikers cross a bridge in the woods

      Guided Trips

      Explore the Adirondacks with experts

    • teen doings trail work

      Youth & Teen

      Inspire a love of nature for all ages

    • naturalist paddle at heart lake

      Naturalist Series

      Discover the Adirondacks with our naturalists

    • paddler on heart lake in a kayak

      Paddling

      Explore New York’s beautiful waterbodies

    • volunteer trail crew poses in front of new junction signs

      Trail Work Projects

      Multiday trail building experiences

    • man points at a map table

      Personal Trip Planning

      Get help preparing for your Adirondack adventure

    • a group of students stand in front of a bus at adirondak loj front porch

      School Outreach

      Inspire a love for the outdoors

    • two hikers on a mountain summit

      Chapter Events & Outings

      Find local trips in your area

  • Conservation

    From the summits of the High Peaks to the shores of Heart Lake, ADK’s work ensures these landscapes remain wild, healthy, and accessible. Through hands-on stewardship, advocacy, and education, we protect the Adirondacks for future generations.

    • group picture at Adirondack Park Lobby Day in Albany

      Advocacy

      Championing public lands

    • a summit steward speaks to a hiker on a mountain summit

      Summit Stewardship Program

      Protecting New York’s rarest ecosystem

    • trail working chops wood using an axe

      Trail Work

      Building sustainable trails for the future

    • leave no trace level 2 instructor course participants speak about principle 4

      Leave No Trace

      Adventure responsibly in the Adirondacks

    • route 73 trailhead steward at the garden

      Route 73 Trailhead Stewardship Program

      Educating hikers at busy trailheads

    • two trailhead stewards speak to a hiker at Buck Mountain

      Volunteer Stewardship Programs

      Give back to the lands you love

  • About ADK

    Since 1922, the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) has been dedicated to connecting people with nature and protecting New York’s wild lands and waters. From humble beginnings as a small hiking group to becoming a statewide leader in outdoor recreation, education, and conservation, ADK’s mission has remained the same: to inspire responsible exploration and safeguard the places we love for future generations.

    • ADK staff group photo

      Staff & Board

      Meet the team behind ADK

    • View From Loj Picnic Grove

      Blog

      Latest news from ADK

    • man speaking on the phone looking at a computer at a front desk

      Contact

      We’d love to hear from you

    • map pack of Catskill trails guidebook and map

      Magazine & Newsletters

      Guiding you through the Adirondacks and Catskills

    • trail crew worker in a hard hat smiling at the camera

      Employment

      Work outdoors and protect the places you love

    • landscape photo from the summit of Algonquin Peak

      What Is ADK?

      Learn more about who we are

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