adirondacks

Recent storms have damaged parts of the Adirondack trail system, prompting closures and detours. Hikers are advised to avoid affected areas, check the DEC website for updates, and be cautious on muddy or unstable paths.

Goodman Mountain trail near Tupper Lake is temporarily closed after a bull moose was spotted in the area. The DEC says the closure is for public safety and to avoid disturbing the animal. Hikers are urged to choose another trail until further notice.

Two people were at the right place at the right time to see one of New York's most elusive animals.

Planning a spring hike in the Adirondacks? Be careful—conditions are tricky this time of year. The DEC is urging hikers to avoid high-elevation trails due to melting snow, ice, and flooding. Lower trails are a safer bet, but even they can be muddy or wet. Know before you go and be ready for anything the trail throws at you!

Push yourself up 3,500 feet during the Whiteface Uphill Foot and Bike Race this June.

Picture this: a black bear casually sauntering through a driveway in North Utica. Just another day in the neighborhood, right?

If you've ever wanted to see how that golden goodness makes its way from tree to table, then you'll want to check out New York's Maple Weekends!

Those planning on visiting New York's most popular hiking spots are being warned about the increased danger of avalanches.

Many Americans head to Lake Tahoe or one of the many ski resorts in Colorado. But according to The Travel website, the best ski town is right here in Upstate New York.

A gorgeous town nestled in one of New York's most picturesque areas has been ranked one of the best destinations for senior travel.