Explore the Adirondack Mountains

We love spending time exploring and adventuring in the outdoors and we want to share that love with you! Read our blog to learn about popular locations, get some great ideas for creating your own adventures, and experience some of the most beautiful views and natural beauty the Adirondack park has to offer.

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How To Find the Perfect Piece of Waterfront Land for Sale

Water is a magnet for recreation-seekers. There are so many water-based activities: fishing, swimming, boating, and waterskiing to name a few. With its myriad streams, ponds, and lakes, the Adirondacks offers nearly limitless opportunities for fun. It’s no wonder the area draws in droves of vacationers and so many people want to own their own […]

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A Guide to Brook Trout Fishing in the Adirondacks

The brook trout, or Salvelinus fontinalis, is the state fish of New York – and is one of the most sought-after fish in the region. Brook trout, or brookies, are colorful fish that populate streams and ponds throughout the northeastern U.S. They’re fans of cold, clean water (not over 68 degrees, please) and tend to […]

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The 7 Principles of Leave No Trace

If you have spent any amount of time in the Adirondacks or the backcountry, it is likely you have heard the term “LNT” in passing. But what is LNT? Why is it so important? The 7 Principles of Leave No Trace serve as an indispensable set of tools that guide and teach us how to […]

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Adirondack Hiking Guidelines & Safety Tips

Whether it’s a snowshoe trek through the woods or a summertime hike up one of the Adirondack high peaks, it’s important to follow some basic guidelines and safety tips for your well-being. As experienced hikers ourselves, below we’ve offered some of our top hiking tips! Planning Your Adirondack Hike Pack Your Hiking Bag  The first […]

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Fishing in the Adirondacks

Fishing in the Adirondacks

With more than 3,000 freshwater lakes, ponds, brooks, and streams, the Adirondacks are a favorite among avid fishermen. The region is home to 80 species of fish, including bass, trout, walleye, pike, perch, and salmon. From ice fishing and fly fishing to reeling in the big one on your boat, the Adirondacks offer sportsmen an […]

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FAQs About Twin Ponds Preserve & Adirondack Waterfront Property

Twin Ponds Preserve offers pristine Adirondacks lakefront property in a secluded 2,000-acre area. Located in the northern reaches of the Adirondack Wilderness area, Twin Ponds is a hidden gem that includes a pristine 500-acre lake with nearly 7 miles of shoreline. Here are a few frequently asked questions we get about life in and around […]

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Buying Adirondack Land? Here is what you need to know

Many, if not most folks, who look to buy from Adirondack Mt Land are first-time land buyers. The experience is not only exciting, but can also be a bit intimidating, or at the very least, raise a number of questions. In the acquisition and sale of the Adirondack property it is our number one priority […]

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Common Wildlife As Seen From Your Adirondack Property

The Adirondack Mountains are home to a vast array of wildlife, from tiny chipmunks and moles to massive moose, cougars, and black bears. Birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and insects abound in the Adirondacks, making the region an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts of all passions and pursuits. The Adirondack Park’s 6.1 million protected acres […]

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Common Lakes in the Adirondacks

The Adirondacks are home to thousands of lakes, ponds, and rivers, offering unparalleled paddling and boating opportunities, among other outdoor activities. While it would take many lifetimes to explore them all, there are several that simply cannot be missed. Their rich history and natural beauty make each one a remarkable place to visit and an […]

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