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.

Julie Groth

North Country Director of Business Operations

ADK Loj Property

High Peaks Information Center

Johns Brook Lodge

First Time Visitor

ADK Lodging

Conditions Report

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ADK Fire Tower Challenge

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ADK Voices

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Paddling

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Personal Trip Planning

School Outreach

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Advocacy

Summit Stewardship Program

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Leave No Trace

Route 73 Trailhead Stewardship Program

Volunteer Stewardship Programs

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Blog

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What Is ADK?

Julie Groth