Chipmunk, ahoy!
People usually see chipmunks on land, but they can swim, too. This one in Lows Lake is in the middle of a football-field-length swim between the shore and Big Island on July 2. (Provided photo — Joseph Poliquin)
Outdoors
Lake Placid’s Cobble Hill trail closed for construction
AMR parking reservation system returns for fourth year
Whiteface Mt. plans to end ski season on Sunday
Winter wallop eyed for Tri-Lakes
Rangers carry out injured hikers in two overnight rescues in the Adirondacks
The first call for help came in around 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, March 2. A group of hikers was climbing up Saddleback ...
DEC urges hikers to avoid high elevation trails
KEENE VALLEY — The New York state Department of Environmental Conservation is urging outdoor recreationists to ...