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Ski festival provides late-season boost
March 10, 2012 Although spring is scheduled to arrive in less than two weeks, it appears winter is attempting to make a slow exi. more »» 
One treasure that has never been found
March 3, 2012 Several weeks back, I published an article entitled “Lost and Found. more »» 
Let’s just get on with spring
February 25, 2012 It appears that the “winter that wasn’t” may finally be coming to an end. Thank heaven. more »» 
In search of winter alternatives
February 18, 2012 As the region sinks deeper into the depths of the winter that wasn’t, snowless conditions appear to have persisted far longer than anyone had expecte. more »» 
Winter, from the inside out
February 11, 2012 While sitting in my small office on a chilly February morning, I weighed my options for the day. more »»
Lost and found in the woods and waterways
February 4, 2012 In the process of searching for an appropriate topic for this week’s column, an obvious subject came to mind. I immediately wrote it down before I forgot what it was. more »» 
Wondering where the winter went
January 28, 2012 Traditionally, as the Adirondack region advances deep into the depths of winter, the days will grow longer, the mercury drops deeper, the ice grows thicker and the snow is piled higher. more »»
Backcountry skiing remains on hold
January 21, 2012 During last year’s ski season, I regularly enjoyed long and lazy ski tours along Scarface Mountain in Ray Brook. more »»
Back on track for the winter season
January 14, 2012 Fortunately, the region has managed to retain a consistent snowcover for more than a week. more »» 
Winter conditions finally arrive
January 7, 2012 Despite a brief weekend thaw and accompanying rains, it appears winter has finally arrived in the North Country. more »» 
Hearkening back to the days gone by
December 24, 2011 I recently received a copy of “The Dangerous Book for Boys.” It was sent to me by a guest who first started fishing in the Adirondacks with his father and me back in the early ’80s. more »»
Stubborn autumn not going down easy
December 17, 2011 As winter attempts to seize the season, it appears autumn plans to hang on a bit longer. As a result, the available options for outdoor recreation are rather limited. more »»
Awaiting winter's arrival
December 10, 2011 With the conclusion of the annual big-game hunting season on December 4, the seasonal transition from autumn to winter is now complete. more »» 
Snow arrives just in time for hunters
December 3, 2011 Finally, there is snow! The season’s first snow arrived just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. It didn’t last long, but did provide enough cover for Whiteface Ski Center to open for a few days. more »» 
No better place to heal than the Adirondacks
November 12, 2011 In honor of Veterans Day, l would like to share a history of local veterans facilities and provide some insights on the curative qualities of our local natural surroundings. more »» 
Round 1 goes to deer, but plenty of season remains
November 5, 2011 It is now obvious that the world has turned upside down. Odd weather is now the norm. more »» 
Back to camp for opening of deer season
October 29, 2011 I spent a few days in camp over the past weekend to enjoy the opening of the deer seaso. more »» 
Big-game season has arrived
October 22, 2011 Outdoor travelers should expect the North Country woods to be busy this weekend, as the opening day of the annual big-game season arrives toda. more »»
Mellow yellow with snow sure to follow
October 15, 2011 After enjoying another long holiday weekend that featured favorable Indian Summer conditions, I expect the region is soon due to experience a spell of more typical Adirondack autumn conditions. more »»
The gradual shift from summer to autumn
October 8, 2011 I’ve spent most of the past week working the local waters in pursuit of brook trout and lake trout, with limited success. more »» |
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