28 Nov 2018 Best Places in the Area for Winter Family Fun in Old ForgeOld Forge, New York is the snowmobile capital of the east! Old Forge Camping Resort and Water’s Edge Inn have direct access to the groomed snowmobile trails and offer a discount for all NYSSA members. Old Forge’s proximity to the Tug Hill Plateau, which regularly accumulates 300 inches of snow per year, makes the OldContinue reading →
24 Jan 2018 The Best Snowmobile Trails in the NortheastWhile others dread the arrival of snow, we love it here in Old Forge! Snow brings with it the best snowmobiling in the Northeast! More than 500 miles of groomed trails cascade along with and twist through blanketed forests and frozen lakes, creating a breathtaking winter panorama. Here are just a few reasons why snowmobilingContinue reading →
04 Dec 2017 Snowmobile Tips and Tricks in the AdirondacksThere’s no doubt that the best snowmobiling in the Northeast is here in Old Forge. Did you know that it is referred to as ‘The Snowmobile Capital of the East’?! Snowmobilers rush up North in troves to ride on the powdery, groomed trails that provide endless fun and breathtaking views of Old Forge. Here areContinue reading →
20 Nov 2017 Winter Hiking Do’s & Don’tsWhy stop doing what you love because of the weather? The winter can be one of the best times to explore nature, but there’s a lot to prepare for in such a cold season. Being someone who can brave the frigid temperatures won’t cut it out here – it pays to be prepared for theContinue reading →
05 Oct 2017 Adirondack Life vs. City LifeThere’s a never-ending debate on which type of environment is more desirable to be in—the city, or the countryside, or in our case, the Adirondack Mountains. Although there are some things that the city offers like abundant restaurants, sports arenas, and differentiated career opportunities, we’re confident that in the end, the ADK is a theContinue reading →
13 Aug 2017 Hunting in the AdirondacksWhile fall in the Adirondacks is synonymous with brilliant foliage, the autumn months also mean hunting season. Hunting is permitted on all state lands, giving hunters a considerable amount of geography for their sport. Be considerate of private lands and, as always, exercise safety and caution. Fall Hunting Seasons Bow Hunting Season ArcheryContinue reading →
12 Sep 2017 Autumn In The Adirondacks – The Best Places To Leaf-PeepAs Fall bursts into the annual colorful display of reds, purples and yellows and the season give way to cooler air and crisp blue skies, the Adirondack Region boasts one of the finest fall foliage seasons. The region is rich in history, offers a variety of vistas and tempting dining options, which are uniquely the Adirondacks.Continue reading →
11 May 2017 Hiking SnacksHiking is a great pastime. It gets you out in the fresh air and gives you plenty of exercise. It makes you appreciate nature, it makes you healthier, and it makes you hungry. Because none of the 2,558 miles of wilderness trails throughout the Adirondacks feature restaurants or snack bars, it is probably wise to bring someContinue reading →
25 May 2017 What to Bring For Your Rafting/Boating Trip When getting ready for your ADK water trip, the first thing you need to do is look down. Yes, look down at your feet. First off, cover them. While barefoot in a kayak or boat may seem like a good idea, you more than likely will end up walking on wet, slippery (and even sharp)Continue reading →
25 Apr 2017 What to pack for an Adirondack HikeWhat should I pack for my Adirondack Hike? The answer is not as obvious as it seems. First, you need to ask yourself some questions, such as where and for how long you plan your hike to be and plan accordingly. Before you look up at a mountain, you need to look down…at your feet.Continue reading →
