We love spending time exploring and adventuring in the outdoors and we want to share that love with you! Read our blog to learn about popular locations, get some great ideas for creating your own adventures, and experience some of the most beautiful views and natural beauty the Adirondack park has to offer.
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Multi-family compounds, often referred to as Adirondack Great Camps, were popularized during the Gilded Age, and several of these grand, sprawling compounds still exist today, including Great Camp Sagamore, Great Camp Uncas, and Camp Santanoni. The great camp tradition also continues today with many modern land buyers constructing their own legacy estates that feature multiple […]
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Whether you’re looking for acreage, a homestead, a recreational retreat, or a waterfront property, buying land in the Adirondacks is one of the most rewarding real estate investments you can make. However, purchasing land in the Adirondacks is very different from buying a traditional home. If you’re a first-time land buyer, it’s easy to overlook […]
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Owning land in the Adirondacks opens up endless possibilities. Whether you’re looking for deep woods isolation, a recreational getaway, or communal living, these unique ideas leverage the natural geography and character of the Adirondack Region. Multi-Generational Adirondack Family Compound Build a large timber-frame lodge with multiple bedrooms and baths, or designate separate, private living clusters […]
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Much like the hibernating wildlife, many Adirondack land owners are returning to their properties for the first time in months to get them ready for summer. If this is your first spring opening, or you’re an old pro who could use a refresher, here’s a quick checklist of things to do this spring to prepare […]
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Spring in the Adirondacks features a vibrant, yet fleeting display of wildflowers, budding trees and shrubs, beginning with the early, hardy species in April and peaking in May. The arrival of these flowering wonders are a welcome, first sign of spring, as the lengthening days and higher sun melt away the snow and ice, and […]
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While much of the Adirondack Park’s 6 million acres is wild and remote, the region is also dotted with more than 100 communities. A handful of these small towns and villages are considered population centers, serving as central hubs for services, healthcare and tourism. For many people, proximity to (or distance from) these regional hubs […]
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Winter in the Adirondacks can be intense, with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. Preparing your property for winter and maintaining it throughout the season involves several important tasks. At Adirondack Mountain Land, we understand the unique challenges that property owners face this time of year because we live here, too. To help you maintain your […]
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If you’re thinking about moving to the Adirondacks, winter is a great time to explore land for sale. In fact, we highly recommend it, especially if you’re planning to live here year-round. The winter months reveal a property’s true character and provide opportunities to assess year-round amenities, infrastructure, and general livability. 5 Reasons to Explore […]
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Within New York’s Adirondack Park, land bordering state land is a valuable investment because it provides private access to vast public recreational lands and wildlife habitats, ensures a sense of privacy and tranquility, and it is forever-protected from development and urban sprawl. If you’re considering buying land in the Adirondack Park, here are five reasons to […]
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For centuries, building in concentrated communities was the norm – largely due to practical reasons, like protection, resources and infrastructure, but also for access to amenities and jobs. Today, building and living in remote areas, like the Adirondacks, has become a more attractive alternative. As land brokers, we first noticed the shift during the 2020 […]
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