Tim Rowland

With longer trails attracting a broader segment of the hiking public, Champlain Area Trails is looking to redevelop its newly acquired 700-acre Twin

Hidden beyond the popular High Peaks are areas less-explored and often disregarded. Once given a chance, these hidden gems offer immense scenery.

Volunteers plant pollinator habitat to encourage bees and butterflies. Photo by Tim Rowland. It began atop a mountain of buried coffee grounds and chicken bones.

A consulting group has recommended that AuSable Valley Central Schools close its elementary school in Au Sable Forks.

When two back-to-back mountains are named Dry and Burnt, you have my attention. Whether Burnt was burnt because it was dry, or Dry was dry because it was burnt, I don't know.

The planting effort is part of a pilot project to determine whether flowering meadows are a productive use for the 100 capped landfills throughout the Adirondack Park.

Emmy Allred, Tony Thoman, Cynthia Johnston, Mike Derrick, Miriam Garnas and Tim Hamilton set out to clean up a CATS trail. Photo by Tim Rowland.

Open Space Institute intends to sell the land to the state, but until then, the property will remain closed to the public

More than 150 years ago, Adirondack guide John Cheney built his family a handsome-enough home along a wagon road that had been hastily built to haul iron from Newcomb to Lake Champlain.

My friend and fellow Explorer compatriot Tom French and I were doing some biking in Minerva when the topic of northern bike trails came up.