Adirondack Explorer

Seven issues a year devoted to the enjoyment and protection of the Adirondack Park. In-depth writing and vivid photography bring the Adirondacks to life in tales of recreational adventure, coverage of environmental and policy issues and exploration of the communities that make up this unique six-million acre park.

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Adirondack Explorer

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Adirondack trail work is in his DNA • Tony Goodwin’s seven decades among the trees

Producing for paddlers and people • Essex Industries turns out lightweight canoes and prideful workers

Candid cameras • Scientists, students collect images and data of the wild

Practicing laws of nature • Students, activists, Indigenous people defend “rights” of Adirondack waters

A welcoming TGIF ride • Terrific views and terrain on Wilmington’s Hardy Road trail

Final exam in the woods • Students wade into nature and discovery

Two towers, one outing • Ups and downs of Blue and Goodnow on one day

Breaking down Stefanik’s low marks on environmental bills • Congresswoman takes hits for social justice votes

Fresh look: A place to feel grounded • OK Slip Falls, an Adirondack lake and a needed reminder

Spilling to Champlain • A walking history of the LaChute River

Viewpoint: Hiking and life lessons from an aging friend

Outtakes: It’s time to rethink place names and shed offensive words

Birdwatch: Catching up with an elegant, dwindling flycatcher

It's debatable: How can we block invasives from Champlain canal? • Closing a portion of the canal system would obstruct traffic

On the wild side: The pads paddlers ponder

Last page: Families of deer hunters • Let coyotes make long distance calls