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The APA also gave committee approval to a subdivision on Rt. 73 near the road that leads into the eastern High Peaks past one of the most iconic views in the Park. APA staffer Milt Adams described that project, as including "a 17-lot subdivision of ...

So you want to start hiking? Well, this post is for you. I got into hiking a few years ago (Back in 2008 I hiked my first Adirondack mountain, Sleeping Beauty, located outside of Lake George and I loved it.) The only things you really need to get started...

Yeah, Mike, I moved to the Adirondacks from TX last fall. I'm loving it! I left my wife to choose what kind of birthday trip she wanted (big of me, eh? ) and she decided she wanted to go up to Parc nacional du-Mont Tremblant, somewhat north of Montreal...

In 1894, New York State voters adopted a proposal to keep state land in the Adirondack Park “forever wild.”[1] This status was largely unthreatened until 1959, when Interstate 87—which runs along the eastern side of the Adirondacks, from Albany and north...

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – The Adirondack Park Agency has approved two general permits for removing non-native plants and animals from the six-million acres of state forests and wilderness and privately owned land in northern New York. The APA says the permits...