In the autumn of 2017 the film, The 46ers, premiered on WCNY Public Television in Syracuse, New York. Following that launch the documentary became available to PBS stations everywhere and so began a coast-to-coast sweep across the country being broadcast from New York City to Seattle. The documentary by Blake Cortright tells the story of […]
I am often asked what some good hikes in the Adirondacks might be for families. It’s a challenge to choose! Moving from southwest to northeast across the Adirondack Park After covering several hundred miles of trails and summiting more than 100 mountains throughout the Adirondacks, here are five of my favorites […]
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Climb a mountain – paddle a lake– hike or bike a trail One quest on our list for the new year is the Inlet Outdoor Family Challenge™. And it is probably one we will do with the grandkids. Why? Because it is a challenge designed with families in mind and involves the successful […]
Mountaintops within Reach People often ask us for suggestions on where to hike in the Adirondacks. And many aspire to climb a mountain. For those who are in hiking shape, consider a mountain with a fire tower. There are fire tower mountains throughout the Adirondack Park and usually with breathtaking views since they were originally […]
What’s a Family to Do? Ten million people visit the six-million-acre Adirondack Park every year. Are you among them? We are among the 200,000 seasonal residents fortunate enough to have access to a camp in the west-central region where our family members have been making memories for more than 110 years. Soon after the […]