Explore the Adirondack Mountains

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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Whiteface Mountain

Whiteface Mountain may only be New York’s fifth-highest peak, but it certainly holds the title of most popular. Named for its signature snowy peaks that are “snow-white” ten months out of the year, Whiteface is perhaps most famous for hosting the alpine skiing competitions of the 1980 Winter Olympics. The Whiteface Ski Center is still […]

Important Features of an Adirondack Hunting Cabin

It can take years to complete your ideal piece of Adirondack hunting land with a solid, comfortable hunting cabin, so why not purchase land with a cabin already on site? Whether you’re looking to get away for a weekend hunting expedition or to escape city-life all together and live off the grid, we offer several […]

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Watch Your Adirondack Mountain Property Flourish in the Summer

Summer is here in the Adirondacks. Get ready to enjoy nature at its peak and spend your weekdays counting down the minutes ‘til you can head to the mountains. While winter is great for snow sports and plenty hunt in the fall, Summer draws the most visitors to the Adirondacks than all the other seasons […]

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The Beauty of Adirondack Deer Hunting Property

For generations, hunters and woodsmen, young and old, have headed for the woods and the hunting camps of the Adirondacks to experience the thrill of the hunt and camaraderie with fellow sportsmen. Such has been the case with my family since the 1920s, when my grandfather and his brothers, as young men, established a hunting […]

Adirondack Fall Foliage

A sea of green covering millions of acres of Adirondack forestland slowly begins to change around Labor Day. For the next few weeks the change is slow, as the great upland forest of maple, birch and beech begins to prepare for winter. As the chlorophyll that gives their leaves its deep green color starts to […]

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Views of Round Lake Make for a Peaceful Adirondack Morning

Dawn is a great time to be on the water; intense early morning light, still waters, and the noise of birdsong. This is Round Lake, located near Little Tupper in the central Adirondacks. In the distance is the lonesome call of a loon, and nearby the repetitive verse of the white throated sparrow…..”Old Canada, Canada, […]

First Sign of Spring in the Adirondacks

The transformation from winter to spring in the Adirondacks never ceases to amaze me. Let me paint the picture. It’s March 21, usually the first day of spring, but here in the Adirondacks it looks like anything but. The lakes and ponds are locked in nearly two feet of hard ice and the woods are […]