The plant and animal species that occur in the Adirondacks are diverse and varied unlike anywhere else in the northeast. The mosaic of temperate forest and boreal forest found in the region provides a ...

In This Article When you picture seats placed around a cozy fire pit, nestled among blooming hydrangea bushes, or sitting at the end of a dock, you're likely imagining Adirondack chairs.

Alpine Non-forest alpine plant communities exist on 11 of the Adirondack’s highest peaks, comprising a total of only 85 acres. Here, scattered amongst exposed rock surfaces encrusted with a wide ...

This story appears in the September 2011 issue of National Geographic magazine. From where I live a couple of hours north of New York City, I can feel the peculiar gravity of the Adirondacks ...

New York Almanack's John Warren gives you a look at outdoor recreation conditions around the Adirondacks each weekend. John has been exploring the woods, waters, history and culture of the ...

Capable of withstanding a range of environmental stressors, including sun, snow, and strong winds. Weatherproof. Will not splinter, crack, chip, peel, or rot when exposed to the elements. Easy to ...

Saranac Lake, NY: One of the quaint small Adirondacks towns to visit with plenty to do and see, known for its location in the ...

Is this the year that you escape to the woods for a secluded, laid-back getaway in the Adirondacks? New York’s Adirondack ...

The best time to visit the Adirondacks is from May to August, when the weather is warm and the top sites are open for longer hours. But the region can get crowded this time of year, so you should ...