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Made in the Adirondack North Country 7.21

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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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Adirondacks - Experience It!

Hamilton County Dept. of Economic Development & Tourism invites you to plan your cool-weather Adirondack adventure!

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  • Looking for something to do this weekend? Join us for Made in the Adirondack North Country Fair this Saturday, 7/21!
  • A little Sunday exploration. Tag us in your weekend adventures!
  • Experience the spirit of Adirondack Stories relived. Join us this Monday, 7/16, for the second installment of our Monday Evening Lecture series, “Adirondack 46ers Centennial Celebration of Clark & the Marshalls First High Peak” with Joe Ryan.
  • Up next in our Summer Camp Series- Camp Riverdale! Camp Riverdale was a summer camp for boys aged nine to eighteen, founded in 1912 by Dr. Frank S. Hackett. It was located on the northern shores of Long Lake and included 350 acres of woodland and the camp buildings. The camp no longer operates today – its buildings were torn down in the 1970s after the land was sold to the State of New York – but we have a large collection of materials from its heyday in the first half of the 20th century.
  • “Fire towers enabled our forebears to literally see the forest through the trees, moving them to comprehend its vast scale, understand its importance, and dedicate themselves to its preservation.“ – Wesley H. Haynes Views From On High This Saturday, 7/14, #theADKX will host Firetower Fever - a new event celebrating Adirondack and Catskill fire towers and the people who restore and maintain them. First image: Goodnow firetower. Second image: Whiteface firetower at #theADKX!
  • 📷 @ariencronk ・・・ “Oh, there's a mountain that no man has mounted, I'm gonna stand on the peak.”