Whether you’re planning to homestead in the Adirondacks or you simply enjoy gardening, it’s important to understand the nuances of growing in a more challenging climate. The good news is, even though the Adirondacks have a shorter growing season, with the right timing and techniques – and these handy tips – you can absolutely grow […]
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In the Adirondacks, all you really need to do to enjoy the night sky is look up. That’s because this region doesn’t suffer from the artificial light that obscures the view in big cities and suburbia. In fact, the Adirondacks has some of the darkest skies in the eastern United States. But while the clear […]
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The Adirondacks is home to hundreds of pristine swimming holes and scenic waterfalls – with many at the same location. Adirondack MTN Land’s team has taken a dip in many popular swimming spots and hiked to waterfalls throughout the North Country. Here are some of our favorites that are a good combination of beautiful hikes […]
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With a variety of hiking trails and activities that welcome dogs, the Adirondacks are a great place for you and your four-legged friend to spend some quality time together. If you’re planning to hike with your dog in the Adirondacks, follow these tips to ensure a safe and fun adventure, and check out some of […]
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Hiking is a fun, healthy activity for the whole family, and there’s no better place to get out and explore than the Adirondacks. Of course, hiking with kids requires a bit more preparation and planning, and it’s important to remember that not all hikes are appropriate for all children. To ensure a safe family outing, […]
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It doesn’t matter if you’ve got a cabin in the Adirondacks, or a piece of land for hunting, fishing, camping and recreation, a firepit is a great addition to any property. Firepits provide warmth and light, as well as a place to cook, gather and socialize – and building one is easy with these simple […]
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New York State’s Adirondack Park is a nature lover’s paradise, and it’s an easy day trip from Montreal, Quebec. Covering more than six million acres, the public park is home to the Adirondack Mountains, endless hiking trails, thousands of lakes and 30,000 miles of rivers and streams to fish, boat and paddle. The region is […]
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Train travel is a daily occurrence for many people living in New York City and the surrounding boroughs and suburbs, but it can also be a leisurely way to explore points further north, including the Hudson River Valley, New York’s Adirondack Region, and the city of Montreal. Amtrak’s Adirondack Train travels from New York to […]
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The Adirondack Park is a popular destination for birding all year long, but spring offers a special flurry of excitement as migrating birds pass through the area in large numbers and other species return home to their breeding grounds. Early spring is also a great time for birding in the Adirondacks because there’s less foliage […]
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The Adirondack Mountains are renowned for their bold and beautiful changing leaves, with peak foliage season starting around the last week of September and extending through mid-October in the lower-lying southern Adirondacks. If you’re planning to check out the colors this fall, Adirondack Mountain Land has your guide to the best leaf peeping excursions in […]
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