ADK Taste has rounded the events worth putting on this weekends calendar.

Loon Zooms return with six online talks exploring the science, mysteries, and survival of an Adirondack icon.

Six million acres. One long weekend. Where do you begin?

With screenings in Lake Placid and North Creek, this year’s feature, Days Off , continues a tradition that brings generations together.

At 95, William Shatner is still boldly going—and one of his favorite destinations is Ticonderoga.

A luxury retreat worth a closer look.

Go inside USA Luge’s Lake Placid headquarters.

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

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

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

That costume could earn its keep before Halloween night.

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

Quilting is having a moment in Old Forge

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Adirondack September calendar is hitting its stride.

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

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