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With a holiday weekend approaching, we know folks are eager to get out for an overnight camping trip in the backcountry. Before you go, plan ahead and prepare for your adventure by checking local regulations, packing the right gear for the weather, and familiarizing yourself with the 7 Leave No Trace principles. For more, follow along as Mary shares her five tips for a safe, responsible, and enjoyable backcountry camping trip in the Adirondack Park. | Adirondack Mountain Club

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😫Why do people skip these places in New York? 🥾Follow @hikingwithhykes for more bucket list adventure travel content! 🏙️Millions of people visit New York City every year, but skip places like this in the SAME STATE! 🍁With peak fall foliage right around the corner, you’ll want to save these spots for your New York bucket list! 📍Adirondack Park 📍Watkins Glen State Park 📍Taughannock Falls State Park 📍Letchworth State Park 📍Buttermilk Falls State Park | Hiking With Hykes

Hiking trails in the Adirondack Park are degrading before our very eyes. This all comes from a long history of improper design. We need to provide people with trails that are not only safe, but also ecologically viable. This brings us to sustainable trails. Follow along as Andrew describes the importance of this new approach to trail design. | Adirondack Mountain Club