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Sigüenza and environs

July 15th, 2010 · No Comments ·


Sigüenza Travel Toolssiguenza-old-map.jpg (15 Mb)

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HPW-Campsite Designation Plan

May 18th, 2010 · No Comments ·

Overview Map (PDF 2.84 Mb)
Avalanche Camps (PDF 311 kb)
Flowed Lands (PDF 323 kb)
Johns Brook (PDF 316 kb)
Lake Colden (PDF 326 kb)
Marcy Dam (PDF 311 kb)
Rocky Falls (PDF 356 kb)
Scotts Clearing (PDF 373 kb)
Slant Rock (PDF 442 kb)
Uphill-Feldspar (PDF 379 kb)

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Teeny Tiny Adirondacks

October 13th, 2009 · 7 Comments · Miscellania

The World’s Smallest Adirondack State Park

Teeny Tiny Adirondack Park

According to this map, the Adirondack State Park is less than half a square mile in size! You can click the map to find more fun updated Google Maps stuff. Read more at Google LatLong (via Techcrunch via Almanack)

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Lost, Overturned, and Crashed

September 30th, 2009 · 1 Comment · News

DEC REGION 5 FOREST RANGERS REPORT

September 29, 2009

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Free Museum Day

September 25th, 2009 · 1 Comment · News

Two Free Museums
Saturday – Sep 26, 2009 in the Adirondack Region.

  1. Frederic Remington Art Museum – Ogdensburg
  2. Adirondack Museum – Blue Mt Lake

Print your Admission Card.
Link via Lifehacker.

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Hiking Noonmark

September 15th, 2009 · 9 Comments · Adirondack Life


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We did our traditional birthday hike on Sunday up Noonmark. I love this peak for it’s epic views. When we arrived at the top, it was totally socked in by clouds. Just as we decided to descend, the clouds parted and we were able to enjoy The Great Range, Dix, Round Mt, Dial, and “look down” on those Ausable Club folks.

Park at the Round Pond trailhead parking area on Route 73. Then it’s 3.4 miles to the top via Round Pond and the Felix Adler trail.

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Northern Adirondacks – Early Fall Foliage

August 27th, 2009 · 4 Comments · Adirondack Life

No shortage of inquiries about Adirondack Fall foliage lately. Here’s another list like last year’s, this time with inexpensive and family-friendly places worth visiting in the Northern Adirondacks.

Last night hit 34 degrees in Saranac Lake and we still have days to go in August. Most people aren’t into “foliage-mode” until October, but here in the Northern Adirondacks things happen early. This means we get leaf change as early as mid-September. For sure at the higher elevations.

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