hiking

With the weather in the area, not typical winter weather, you still have time to hit the trails in the Adirondacks, and taking your best friend may be an option for you.

Want to start the new year on the right foot or the left then right then left then right? It's the Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) annual First Day Hikes through the Adirondacks. There are six hikes and are both guided and non-guided hikes in the Central and Eastern Adirondacks. They are all set to be held on Saturday, January 1, 2022.

Was it wise to go on an impromptu hike with little to no supplies? By no means was it! We got lucky, but to ensure that you are ready for your next Hudson Valley hiking trip, I recommend considering these things listed below.

Looking for different places to go for a hike in and around the Hudson Valley. This list features hikes with various features: mountains, cliffs, waterfalls, unique areas, and fire towers.

Think those stacks of rocks are unique and fun? Think again.

As winter and COVID both take their last breaths, it is time to get back outside and experience everything that the world has to offer. The Hudson Valley has some of the most beautiful protected areas in the country, and it would be remiss to not take advantage of them...

Take a second to pause and appreciate the beauty that is Minnewaska State Park.

Are you tired of overcrowded trails? Here's how you can help.

State and local agencies came up with a parking registration program that will prevent parked cars from clogging the trailheads for popular hikes like Indian Head and and Rainbow Falls.

You probably thought hiking is a great way to social distance, and you're not alone.