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Homeschool in the Woods
Homeschool in the Woods is ADK’s newest youth program. It is a place-based, hands-on, and student-led program for homeschoolers ages 5 to 12 from all over the North…
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Mud Season: Quick Facts
Running anytime from late March into mid-June—it varies each year depending on weather—mud season is when hiking trails in the Adirondacks are most susceptible to damage. Due to…
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ADK Announces Sale of Cascade Welcome Center to Noonmark Holdings
Lake Placid, N.Y. (June 30, 2026)—The Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) is pleased to announce the sale of the Cascade Welcome Center to Noonmark Holdings, marking an exciting new…
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A Bear Can: Use It Or Lose It
If you have ever been to the Adirondack High Peaks Wilderness, you have probably heard about the infamous black bears and the bear-resistant food canisters that are used…
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Avalanche Pass Trail Closed
The Avalanche Pass hiking trail is closed to the public due to a landslide. This closure impacts several routes, including the passage south to Lake Colden from the…
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Ticks In Winter
The black-legged ticks that infect us with Lyme and other tick-borne diseases disappear in winter, right? Not entirely. Although we are less likely to get a tick bite…
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Reserve Your Hike: Visiting the Adirondack Mountain Reserve
An important part of planning ahead and preparing for outdoor adventures is researching your destination in advance. One thing of particular importance is the parking situation at your…
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Tips for Hiker Parking at the Adirondak Loj
Hiker parking areas throughout the Adirondacks fill quickly, especially during the summer. Here are some tips to help ...
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Ten Essentials: Budget Edition
The 10 Essentials are items widely regarded as essential for a safe and successful day hike. With these in your pack, you’ll have a good foundation for addressing…