Our Recommendations for Adirondack Instagram, Facebook and Podcast Feeds to Follow Now
If you want to experience the Adirondacks beyond the well-trodden trails and popular overlooks, you need more than a map—you need a guide. And in today’s world, that often means a curated social feed from people who live and work here, and love the Adirondacks enough to share them with the world.
From rugged hiking guides to history-minded storytellers, these Instagram and Facebook accounts will keep you connected to the region’s beauty, culture, and hidden corners. They’re not shilling for one lodge or restaurant; instead, they’re offering an honest, compelling look at the best of the Adirondacks—often with tips you won’t find in any brochure.
Life in the ADK – An Adirondack insider’s insider.
Michelle Bartlett’s Life in the ADK is a one-woman ambassadorial mission. With more than 100,000 Facebook followers and an active Instagram presence, she shares everything from the big-ticket attractions to quiet corners you’ve probably never heard of.
Old Forge, NY
Bartlett’s infuses her posts with genuine affection for the communities and landscapes she features, and her accompanying app is a handy directory for lodging, restaurants, and activities—without bias toward advertisers.
The tone is approachable and helpful, the visuals are warm and inviting, and the coverage is as broad as the park itself. Think of it as following a friend who always knows the best trailhead, the coziest coffee shop, and the most photogenic pull-off.
Instagram: @lifeintheADK
Facebook: Life in the ADK
Your Adirondack morning briefing – ADK Mountain News
This account serves up a daily dose of the Adirondacks: scenic photography, forest ranger updates, weather conditions, and tidbits of natural history.
It’s equal parts visual inspiration and practical information, which makes it especially handy for those planning trips or keeping up with current park happenings.
If the Adirondacks had a newspaper front page in Instagram form, it might look like this.
Instagram: @adkmountainnews
Facebook: ADK Mountain News
Hike to Algonquin Peak.
Leave no trace, and they mean it – ADK Fun Police
Ethics don’t have to be boring. Adirondack Fun Police delivers gentle-but-pointed reminders about responsible recreation in the Adirondacks, all with a dash of humor.
The playful tone makes important messages—like staying on the trail or packing out trash—easy to digest and even easier to share.
Follow for a mix of laughs and lessons that help keep the park beautiful for everyone.
Instagram: @adkfunpolice
Event Central for the Olympic Village – Lake Placid ADK
The official tourism feed for Lake Placid focuses on events and news for the village. It’s an excellent source for announcements, seasonal activities, and community happenings—whether you’re visiting for a weekend or a month.
Instagram: @lakeplacidadk
Facebook: Lake Placid ADK
The Olympic Cauldron in Lake Placid.
An outdoors storytelling platform – The 46 of 46
The 46 of 46 Podcast and Instagram feed serve as a storytelling platform for outdoor adventures in the Adirondack Park.
The podcast chronicles the host’s days on the trails in the Adirondacks (and beyond) in a unique trip-report style format that is equal parts entertainment, trail information, and stories.
Instagram: @46of46Podcast
Podcast: The 46 of 46 Podcast
Historical insights and perspectives.
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War, you might want to learn about the important role the Lake George region played during this time and in colonial history. The Lake George Battlefield Park Alliance can help you with this. This group is made up of volunteers from the U.S. and Canada who care about the Lake George area's significant contributions to the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War.
Lake George Battlefield Park
By walking the same paths as key figures like Sir William Johnson, King Hendrick, the Marquis de Montcalm, and Henry Knox—and enjoying the view of the beautiful lake that was vital for control of the area in the 18th century—we can better appreciate the remarkable events of the past. We also help preserve important parts of the battlefield for future generations.
YouTube: Lake George Battlefield Park Alliance
Stories that bring the Adirondacks to Life – ADK Taste and ADK Talks
Finally, let’s stay close to home. ADK Taste is more than a photo feed—it’s a narrative tour of the Adirondacks. The brand’s website, social channels, and podcast (ADK Talks) explore the people and places that make the park remarkable.
View of the Adirondacks from the Vermont side of Lake Champlain.
You’ll find everything from interviews with innkeepers and chefs to deep dives into Adirondack history and traditions. The variety of content will keep you excited and engaged with the Adirondacks.
The voice is conversational yet informed, with photography that captures moments both grand and intimate: a frosty sunrise over Schroon Lake, a craftsman’s hands at work, a campfire glowing under the Milky Way. Whether you’re planning your first trip or your fiftieth, following ADK Taste will deepen your connection to the region.
Instagram: @adktaste
Facebook: ADK Taste Guide
Podcast: ADK Talks
Building your Adirondack feed.
Here’s the secret: the best way to “follow” the Adirondacks is to follow a mix of voices. Start with ADK Taste for its storytelling depth and regional breadth. Add Life in the ADK for variety and local texture. Then fill in with adventure-forward accounts like @adkmountainnews, @adkfunpolice, and @460f46podcast.
This way, your feed won't just be pretty pictures – it will be a rolling, real-time guide to the people, places, and principles that make this place unlike anywhere else. It's a way to connect with a community of like-minded individuals who share your love for the Adirondacks.
Shop for unique Adirondack apparel, gifts and merchandise.
Looking for the best things to experience in the Adirondacks? Let ADK Taste be your guide.
Upcoming events in the Adirondacks.
ADK Talks Podcast
Love the Adirondacks? You’ll love our podcast. We take listeners beyond the guidebooks and into the heart of the Adirondacks. We share stories from the people behind the best places to eat, shop, stay and explore in the ADK.
