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Articles related to "Adirondacks"
Camp for Disabled in Adirondacks International Paper John Dillon Park, the first wilderness area adapted for the disabled, attracts visitors from Belarus and beyond to upstate New York. outdoor camping for disabled • wheelchair-accessible camping • camping for disabled • hiking for disabled • adaptive parks
Vintage Train Rides in the New York Adirondacks Vintage railroads offer scenic excursions through the magnificent Adirondacks of Upstate New York. Train rides on historic railways are terrific family entertainment. vintage train rides • historic railroads • scenic railways • upstate new york • adirondack mountains
A is for Arts in the Adirondacks Summer is almost here, and it is time for the explosion of arts related events throughout the Adirondacks. Art shows, workshops, theatre performances, music and opera abound in many parts of the Adirondacks as summer visitors make their way north to enjoy the scenery and the beauty that our area holds. adirondacks • adirondack lakes center for the arts • music • performances • art
Blue Mountain Lake, NY Blue Mountain Lake is the spot for a relaxing, family vacation. Enjoy camping, hiking, boating and a fantastic museum in this Adirondack Mountain town. blue mountain lake • adirondack mountains • family vacation • hiking • boating
C is for Cooking in the Adirondacks Up here in the North Country, cooking can range from very rustic uses for local game and produce, to some very "gourmet" recipes for many of those same ingredients. adirondacks • cooking • recipes • pbs • adirondack cuisine
N is for Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks On Sunday, July 11, the groundbreaking event was held to kick-off construction of the new Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks. adirondacks • adirondack park • natural history museum of the adirondacks • new york state parks • travel
N is for New Land Protected in Adirondacks In keeping with his goal to protect one million acres of land in New York State over the next 10 years, on April 8, 2004, New York State governor George E. Pataki announced the protection of two parcels of land equaling nearly 16,000 acres within the Adirondack Park. adirondacks • adirondack park • international paper • donation • easement
Running Routes in Lake Placid, New York Located in the Adirondacks region of upstate New York, Lake Placid offers a myriad of running paths and trails for novice and experienced runners alike. lake placid • running • adirondacks • trails • new york
Discover Lake George & the Adirondack Mountains Lake George in the Adirondack Mountains offers a unique opportunity for families to explore an old-fashioned vacation in Upstate NY. lake george • adirondack mountains • bolton landing ny • southern adirondack region • brant lake
B is for Blowing in the Wind March arrived – its usual windy self – and got us thinking of that old saying, “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” Wonder if that will apply this year? march • wind • adirondacks • kites • wind chill
C is for 'Can't Get There From Here!' For those of us living in the southern part of the Adirondacks, getting to Vermont is easy. Just a half hour drive to the Vermont border, we routinely ski and shop in Vermont towns. But for those living more to the north, getting to Vermont is more problematic. lake champlain • adirondacks • ferry • champlain bridge • lake champlain ferry
C is for Christmas Trees Discover the fun of cutting your own Christmas Tree! christmas tree • tree farm • cutting • adirondacks • winter
D is for Demo Days in December For those of you who are new to skiing, ski manufacturers often make their new skis available for skiers to try out at Demo Days. They hope that you'll be tempted to buy one of their new models. Here is some information about December Demo Days in the Adirondacks. skiing • salomon • volkl • demo days • k2
F is for Fall Foliage This article is about some of the activities to do in the Adirondacks during the fall season to enjoy the beautiful colors. north country • fall foliage • train ride • bike • hike
I is for Ice Fishing Winter can be cold, but then the ice forms and you can go ice fishing. Learn about this fun winter sport in the Adirondacks. ice fishing • winter • ice • rod • reel
M is for Maple Syrup Find out all about the fun of maple sugaring! maple syrup • maple sugar • sugarhouse • adirondacks • sugaring
M is for March in Lapland Lake Lapland Lake Vacation Center is a complete cross country resort in the Adirondacks featuring 50km of trails for skiers of all levels. adirondacks • lapland lake • cross country skiing • trails • snowshoeing
N is for No Ice on Lake George Everyone wondered, would there be a Winter Carnival on Lake George this year? But winter, and the Carnival go on! lake george • winter carnival • winter • ice • adirondacks
S is for Soon We'll be Skiing! Well, I saw the first flakes of winter just the other day - so I guess it is really on the way. With the actual first day of winter just about 6 weeks away - we know it is time to get ready for ski season! skiing • adirondacks • si season • first day
T is for Travel Courses Have you visited Suite U yet? I just popped over there to see what courses were in the travel school, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a few that are quite interesting. suite university • travel courses • travel • online courses • adirondacks
W is for Weathervanes There are weathervanes of all sizes, shapes, and designs. We have seen them on churches, town halls, granges, homes, garages, barns, silos, and covered bridges. weathervane • weather • fall • wind • north country
W is for Water Quality Lake George is only one of many Adirondack lakes whose water quality is important to residents and recreational users alike. Checking and maintaining the quality of all lakes in the Adirondacks is an important undertaking, and one that Adirondack residents can help do. adirondack lakes assessment program • paul smiths college • adirondacks • lakes • ponds
H is for Hiking This article contains information about hiking in the Adirondacks. hiking • gear • trail maps • trail conditions • adirondacks
M is for Mars Rock Named Adirondack We’ve always know the Adirondacks were out of this world, but now there’s proof – NASA has named a rock on Mars ‘Adirondack’ – and now everyone knows what a far-out place we are! mars • nasa • adirondack rock • spirit • rover
M is for Museums This article is about some of the many and varied Museums in the Adirondacks. adirondacks • museums • north country • lake george • glens falls
Lapland Lake Nordic 60+ Specials One of the finest Nordic ski and snowshoeing centers in the Adirondacks, Lapland Lake makes getting outdoors easy and affordable for ages 60-plus. nordic skiing • cross country skiing • lapland lake nordic vacation center • snowshoeing • skiing
Where, When to Find Peak Foliage in New York New York fall foliage tours go from mountains to the ocean, farms to vineyards. Peak autumn foliage begins in September and lasts into November, depending on location. new york state peak foliage • new york autumn foliage • fall colors new york • adirondacks peak foiliage • hudson valley fall colors
A is for Apple Cider This time of the year in the North Country not only brings the cool crisp air and beautiful colors of the falling leaves to the countryside, but it is also the season for great apple cider and other delicious apple products. apples • apple cider • apple products • apple pie • cider press
B is for Ballooning This article is about some of the features of the Adirondack Hot Air Balloon Festival in the southern Adirondacks. hot air ballooning • lake george village • glens falls • queensbury • "moonglow"
H is for Historic Sites The Adirondacks are bookended between two important historic sites - Fort Ticonderoga National Historic Landmark to the north, and the Saratoga National Historical Park to the south. Each marks an important site in our nation's history, and each has many great programs and activities to offer. adirondacks • fort ticonderoga • saratoga battlefield • battle of saratoga • american revolution
M is for Marinas This article gives some background of the Adirondacks and information about Marinas of Lake George. adirondacks • lake george • marinas • boating • sail boat
M is for More Travel Courses Well, it is time for a few more travel courses from the Travel School at Suite University. These are a few that I think are great. travel • online courses • family travel • jersey shore • travel planning
W is for Wildlife Rehabilitation Have you ever thought about what you would do if you found an injured bird or animal? Here in the North Country we often see many kinds of wildlife, so the issue of wildlife rehabilitation is an important one for us. wildlife rehabilitation • adirondacks • wildlife • up yonda farm • adk
Z is for Zebra Mussels Zebra mussels have become an major problem for our fresh water lakes here in the North Country zebra mussels • lake george • adirondacks • bateaux below • darrin fresh water institute
New York State for Visitors To most people New York means the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Macey's Bloomingdale's and Broadway. But there's a lot more to New York than the Big Apple new york state for visitors • legend of sleepy hollow and rip van winkle • author washington irving • catskill mountains • vintage trains of the ulster and delaware railway
From Woody Waste to Biofuel New York is studying the economic viability of collecting the woody waste leftover from the Adirondack logging industry and converting it to biofuel. biofuel • biomass uses • converting logging waste to biofuel • creating energy from logging waste • what to do with woody waste
Saratoga Springs Basics Planning to visit Saratoga Springs? Here's a collection of the best ways to enjoy the history, romance, and some leisure time in this great town. planning to visit saratoga springs new york basics • index • best ways • history • romance
Saratoga Springs, New York Hotels Tourists vacation in Saratoga Springs to experience its history, thoroughbred racetrack, and great outdoor recreation. Three lovely hotels offer travelers even more. saratoga natural mineral springs racetrack perform • american history • luxury travel needs day spas adelphi high-end hote • golf courses • tourists
Saratoga Springs, Upstate New York From the Battle of Saratoga and the country's oldest thoroughbred racetrack, to golf courses, hiking trails and natural spas, Saratoga Springs has a lot to see and do. battle saratoga springs racetrack ny • upstate new york • tourists • luxury travelers • living history
Top 10 Summer Travel Destinations The Adventure Travel Trade Association suggests its top 10 ideas for summer vacation destinations. These spots were chosen by uniqueness, special attractions and more. top 10 summer travel destinations • list best luxury adventure vacations • spots around the world • uniqueness special attractions • australia shopping sydney melbourne
Fall Foliage & Farmers Markets NY While out leaf peeping this autumn, why not combine the drive with a visit to a local Apple Festival or Farmers Market. Leaves peak from mid September to end of October. fall foliage report • peak leaf color • farmers markets • pick your own apples • fall festivals
New York, Pennsylvania Ski Discount Deals Frugal skiers and snowboarders over 65 get cheap lift tickets especially at smaller winter resorts in the mid-Atlantic states. over 65 cheap ski northeast • senior ski discount bargains new york • ski cheap pennsylvania • senior ski and ride discounts mid atlantic • pocono senior ski discounts
N is for "No-Octane Regatta" With the price of gas these days, why not enjoy the sun and fun of the "No-Octane Regatta" on Blue Mountain Lake at the Adirondack Museum? no-octane • regatta • blue mountain lake • adirondack museum
A is for Adirondack Craft Now local Adirondack artisans can also display and sell their crafts on the Internet! Check out this article all about a great new site. adirondack chairs • wreaths • herbs and oils • to books • bird houses
A is for Americade Americade is an annual event that takes place in Lake George, New York. The week long event draws tens of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts. americade • motorcycling • honda • kawasaki • motorcycle trailers
German Christmas Traditions German Christmas traditions are colorful, steeped in historic lore, and fodder for hours of interesting reading. Take a look at just a few of the traditions that Germans enjoy during the Christmas holidays. german interest • heiligabend • german christmas traditions • richard sellmer • lanterns
S is for Stargazing The nights are made for stargazing in the North Country!! stars • constellations • planets • meteors • meteor shower
Tracks Along the Hudson The Amtrak Adirondack is arguably the most beautiful route in the country and is a wonderful way to travel from New York City to Montreal. the adirondack • hudson river valley • lake george • glens falls • clearwater
Winslow Homer: Dangerous Sea Winslow Homer spent a quarter of a century living in Maine and painting the seascapes and working people of Maine. Though not a native Mainer, his work depicts the traditional Yankee Mainer. This article explores Homer's beginnings and the progress of his career. homer • artist • maine • seascapes • fishermen
Accessible Cruises, Fair Housing, and the Americans With Disabilities Act This week two major decisions involving the American with Disabilities Act set the stage for improvements in the travel and hospitality industry in the US. wheelchair cruises • discrimination against persons with disabilities: • ada • cruise lines. cruise ships • senior travel |
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