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This is one in a series of articles about small mountains in the Lake Placid region. The 1.7-mile trail to Snow Mountain is almost as scenic as the...
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Find out more about Phil: Phil Brown is the editor of the Adirondack Explorer newsmagazine, a bimonthly publication with a focus on outdoor recreation and environmental issues. As part of the job, he is often out hiking, canoeing, rock climbing, backcountry skiing, or doing other important stuff. He is the owner of Lost Pond Press, which has published Bob Marshall in the Adirondacks, an anthology of Marshall’s writings collected by Phil, Adirondack Birding by Gary N. Lee and John M.C. Peterson, and Within a Forest Dark, a prize-winning novel by Michael Virtanen. Phil lives in Saranac Lake. He can be reached at philbrown@juno.com. You can read about more of his adventures at www.adirondackexplorer.org. |
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This is one of a series of articles about smaller mountains near Lake Placid. Baker Mountain is a favorite with residents of Saranac Lake, some of...
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If you love the woods and you love your dog, you should love walking in the woods with your dog ... as long as you don't go barking up the wrong tree....
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For a region not known for its agriculture, the Adirondack Park has a good number of haystacks. There’s Mount Haystack next-door to Mount Marcy,...
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If you’re in the Lake Placid region and looking for a Low Peak to climb, a good choice is Scarface Mountain, which offers unique views of the...
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This is one in a series of articles about small mountains near Lake Placid. It’s no secret that many people visit Lake Placid to bag one or more...
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You’d think Pillsbury Mountain would be a big draw among hikers. At 3,597 feet, it’s one of the highest peaks in the central Adirondacks,...
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The West Branch of the Sacandaga River offers some of the best easy canoeing in the southern Adirondacks. You meander for about ten miles through...
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The Adirondacks doesn’t have much terrain above tree line, but hikers looking for a little exposure can take up slide climbing. Slides are...
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