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

Brief bio

Editorial

Letters

Tupper’s transformation • New Big Tupper owner set to acquire longtime tavern, amid other projects in motion in the village

Where vintage guitars meet musical heritage • Essex’s Pawn 22 musical haven is hiding in plain sight

Outlook hazy for summer tourism • Eclipse helped fuel a bump in 2024 visitation numbers

A ‘classic’ summer camp experience • Adirondack music camps celebrate legacy and progress for landmark anniversaries

Pride and prejudice • How Lake Luzerne’s drag queen controversy sparked change, as the small town works to heal divides from 2 years ago

Composting spreads • Grassroots efforts take off around the Adirondacks

A fair share? • Adirondack communities at a disadvantage when competing for state funds

Grant funds in action • An aging wastewater treatment facility in Bolton adopts technology to reduce polluting runoff

Blazing trails for new generations • Meet 4 people working to diversify the outdoors experience

Spring splendor on Hoffman Notch Trail • An end-to-end jaunt on a remote, understated route

Paddling in his wake • Chris Morris pays tribute to his dad’s impact on the recreation community

Perspective • Some chapters cite updated training requirements as contributing to decline in volunteers

It’s debatable • Editor’s note: Read more about this on Page 5.

Viewpoints

Outtakes

Birdwatch

On the wild side

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