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Halloween Takes Over the Adirondacks: Frights, Fun and a Few Trolls
Halloween Takes Over the Adirondacks: Frights, Fun and a Few Trolls

That costume could earn its keep before Halloween night.

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Lake Placid Lodge: Great Camp Luxury on the Lake
Lake Placid Lodge: Great Camp Luxury on the Lake

A luxury retreat worth a closer look.

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Inside USA Luge: A Lake Placid Tour With a Ride Down the Start Ramp
Inside USA Luge: A Lake Placid Tour With a Ride Down the Start Ramp

Go inside USA Luge’s Lake Placid headquarters.

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Halloween Encore: Whispers in the Woods — Paranormal Pursuits in the Adirondacks
Halloween Encore: Whispers in the Woods — Paranormal Pursuits in the Adirondacks

Hotel corridors, a ruined estate and a college dorm Steve knew a little too well.

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Noon Mark Diner in Keene Valley: Come for Breakfast, Stay for the Pie
Noon Mark Diner in Keene Valley: Come for Breakfast, Stay for the Pie

At Noon Mark Diner in Keene Valley, breakfast runs all day and the pies deserve passenger-seat privileges.

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Buttermilk Falls Near Long Lake Makes a Short Walk Worth Lingering Over
Buttermilk Falls Near Long Lake Makes a Short Walk Worth Lingering Over

A tenth of a mile to a very good reason to linger.

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Halloween in the Adirondacks Deserves More Than One Night
Halloween in the Adirondacks Deserves More Than One Night

That costume could earn its keep before Halloween night.

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What It Takes for Adirondack Communities to Thrive with Blake Gendebien
What It Takes for Adirondack Communities to Thrive with Blake Gendebien

What happens to the Adirondacks when the people who make the region work can no longer afford to live here?

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Get Lost! Corn Mazes in the Adirondacks
Get Lost! Corn Mazes in the Adirondacks

There’s still time to take a wrong turn this fall.

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Beyond the Scenery: Why Lake Placid’s Film Festival Matters
Beyond the Scenery: Why Lake Placid’s Film Festival Matters

Lake Placid’s next great scene unfolds indoors.

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James Bond in the Adirondacks: Retracing “The Spy Who Loved Me”
James Bond in the Adirondacks: Retracing “The Spy Who Loved Me”

Ian Fleming's The Spy Who Loved Me takes an unexpected turn through the Adirondacks.

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When Quilting Becomes Fine Art: Quilts Unlimited Takes Over View in Old Forge
When Quilting Becomes Fine Art: Quilts Unlimited Takes Over View in Old Forge

Quilting is having a moment in Old Forge

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Timber & Thyme Brings A Fresh Appetite to North Creek’s Ski Bowl
Timber & Thyme Brings A Fresh Appetite to North Creek’s Ski Bowl

North Creek’s Ski Bowl has a reason to visit with an appetite.

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Dartbrook Rustic Goods Brings Adirondack Great Camp Style Home in Keene
Dartbrook Rustic Goods Brings Adirondack Great Camp Style Home in Keene

Rustic ambitions? Dartbrook Rustic Goods in Keene brings Adirondack Great Camp style home.

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Brunetto’s Restaurant Near Warrensburg: A Dinner Worth the Detour
Brunetto’s Restaurant Near Warrensburg: A Dinner Worth the Detour

Brunetto’s, just south of Warrensburg, pairs a cozy dining room with a menu that keeps visitors guessing.

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The Dancing Witches: From the Harz Mountains to the Adirondacks
The Dancing Witches: From the Harz Mountains to the Adirondacks

What do Germany, broomsticks and classic rock have to do with the Adirondacks?

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Lisa G’s: A Lake Placid Neighborhood Restaurant Worth Knowing
Lisa G’s: A Lake Placid Neighborhood Restaurant Worth Knowing

Lisa G’s is one of Lake Placid’s dependable neighborhood restaurants.

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Anne LaBastille: The Woman Behind “Woodswoman”
Anne LaBastille: The Woman Behind “Woodswoman”

Fifty years after Woodswoman, Anne LaBastille still fascinates us.

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Old Pieces of the Adirondacks Are Getting a Second Life in Keeseville
Old Pieces of the Adirondacks Are Getting a Second Life in Keeseville

Old windows, weathered porch posts, vintage hardware—and plenty of stories.

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The Adirondacks at a Slower Pace: Forest Bathing with Nathan June.
The Adirondacks at a Slower Pace: Forest Bathing with Nathan June.

What if the best way to experience the Adirondacks is to stop trying to get somewhere?

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When the Adirondack Harvest Becomes a Story Worth Hearing
When the Adirondack Harvest Becomes a Story Worth Hearing

ADK Talks is taking the studio on the road. We’ll be at the Adirondack Harvest Festival. Come tell your story.

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September Hits Its Stride: An Adirondack Weekend Worth Planning
September Hits Its Stride: An Adirondack Weekend Worth Planning

The Adirondack September calendar is hitting its stride.

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Adirondacks Could Be in for a Spectacular Fall Foliage Season
Adirondacks Could Be in for a Spectacular Fall Foliage Season

Could this be one of the Adirondacks' best foliage seasons in years?

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How a Star Trek Shuttlecraft Found a Home in the Adirondacks
How a Star Trek Shuttlecraft Found a Home in the Adirondacks

What is an original Star Trek shuttlecraft doing in the Adirondacks?

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Something’s Out There: Searching for Bigfoot in the Adirondacks
Something’s Out There: Searching for Bigfoot in the Adirondacks

Go inside eyewitness encounters, strange sounds in the woods and the investigations happening across the park.

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For One September Weekend, Lake George Becomes a Serious Jazz Town
For One September Weekend, Lake George Becomes a Serious Jazz Town

Lake George turns into a serious jazz town when Jazz at the Lake brings Grammy winners, nominees and internationally acclaimed musicians to Shepard Park

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When the Adirondacks Look Up: Why the Adirondack Balloon Festival Still Captivates
When the Adirondacks Look Up: Why the Adirondack Balloon Festival Still Captivates

Before fall foliage takes center stage, something even more colorful fills the Adirondack sky.

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125 Years Later, Theodore Roosevelt’s Ride to the Presidency Still Runs Through the Adirondacks
125 Years Later, Theodore Roosevelt’s Ride to the Presidency Still Runs Through the Adirondacks

125 years ago, Theodore Roosevelt raced through the Adirondacks toward the presidency.

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Sasquatch in the Adirondacks: Bigfoot Sightings, Legends and the Search for Answers
Sasquatch in the Adirondacks: Bigfoot Sightings, Legends and the Search for Answers

Is Sasquatch hiding in the Adirondacks?

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America’s Longest Inland Water Trail Starts in the Adirondacks
America’s Longest Inland Water Trail Starts in the Adirondacks

You may already have paddled part of America’s longest inland water trail without knowing it.

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