The Adirondacks are a one-of-a-kind location and "park" that is larger than seven states. There is something for everyone here. I spent nine days in perfect solitude, 15 miles back into the woods. It was gorgeous, and I got to make friends with several chipmunks...More

Very impressed and mesmerized with the park and how friendly everyone was. So many areas to see, hike, bike, swim. My kind of vacation! Definitely worth a return trip!

Many store fronts are from early 19 hundreds. Northville is home to the "OLDEST" 5 and Dime store in the U.S.. The Park offers awesome scenery, camping, hunting, fishing, museums, historical land marks, great dinning and accommodations from bed and breakfast to luxury hotels. Don't...More

I was up in the Adirondacks last week for a book signing, and once again I have to say that there is no place in the world that comes close to this land. From the small towns and Olympic Village, to the mountain, to the...More

What a peaceful, beautiful, very large park. It's nature at its finest. You could spend the day, a couple of hours or a week.

I tell people "Look on a map at that large part in the northern New York where there are hardly any towns or roads. That's us!" Since I live in a small village on a lake in the southern Adirondacks, I have been able to...More

Rollings Pond is one of the campground in Central Adirondack. Most campsites, but not all of them located on the waterfront, so it is constant access to the water adventures. Our site was not far from comfort station, one one station with hot shower. So...More

At slightly larger than the entire state of New Hampshire, it takes more than 3 hours to cross. Towns are as far as 40 miles apart. There are 6000 lakes and ponds all open to the public although many are not accessible except to avid...More

I often go there for winter camping and it is very nice. The crowd and the bears are gone. Bring a tent just in case that you can't find availaibility in a leanto. My favorite summit is Colden

So much to do, so much to see that I couldn't do it justice. If you are going to be in upstate New York I highly recommend you google things to do in the Adirondack Park. There are options for everyone.