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Breathtaking natural beauty. Surprising and inspiring stories. Rich traditions of progress and preservation. There is no other place in the world like the Adirondacks. And there’s no better place to experience it all than right here. Formerly known as the Adirondack Museum, the Adirondack Experience will take you on an unforgettable, interactive journey that brings the spirit of the region and its people to life. Read more about our transformation here.

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  • Watercolor painting, “Mcintyre Iron Works” by Herbert S. Kates, 1935. In the 1900s Kates and his brother left their native New York City for the mountains where they documented - in pen and ink, photograph, moving picture, and journal entries - their adventures climbing the Adirondack Mountains.
  • We had a great season with all of you who came to see us this summer. Thank you from all of us at the ADKX for visiting. We can’t wait to see you in Spring 2018!
  • Happy Friday! Our doors close for the season on Tuesday, Oct. 10th, AND we’re having our last ADK Park-Resident Free Day this Sunday, Oct. 8th. Come by & experience the adventure with us before we close!
  • It’s our last weekend open and what a great season it’s been! We’re already reminiscing about the great times we had at #theADKX this summer. What did you like most about your visit with us this year? Leave a comment and let us know!
  • We’re closing October 10th but the ADKX online shop is open year-round! With uniquely Adirondack products, there are plenty of gifts for everyone to enjoy.
  • Can you name this man? Here's a hint: He's an #adirondack legend who was one of the area's first guides that helped build many High Peaks trails that are still in use today. This photo is from our Adirondack Scenery Glass Projector Slides Collection and was taken by Orson Schofield Phelps between 1890 and 1900.
OKAY, GOT IT Adirondack Museum is now Adirondack Experience

New name. New experiences.
Still your favorite museum!