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the southern Adirondacks. It is the highest peak in the region, offering expansive views and a spectacular open ridgeline. The 1.75-mile Crane Mountain Trail begins at the parking lot at the end of Ski Hi Road. It travels nearly due north up a very steep section of the mountain and includes two ladders, one of which is 30 feet against a steep rock wall. » Continue Reading. firefighters fight to save people, homes, and an*mals, often risking their own lives. The volunteers in various rescue agencies leave the warmth of their own homes to provide medical as*istance to those in need. The list goes on. What happens when the first responder needs and people to help those people that help all of us. After a local fire department raised over $17,000 for Barker’s own treatment, he saw the need to help other first responders and their families. » Continue Reading. Conservation (DEC) have announced they are holding a joint public comment period to solicit comments regarding proposed guidance for ski touring trails in the “forever wild” Adirondack Forest Preserve and their conformance to the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan. The proposal adds to existing standards and guidelines for cross-country ski trails as currently defined in the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan and the Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Preserve Policy Manual. The joint public comment compiled each Thursday afternoon and fully updated by Friday afternoon. CONTRIBUTE YOUR KNOWLEDGE: Add a comment below, or send your observations, corrections, updates, and suggestions to in. Do not leave gear, food, or other items at lean-tos and campsites. Do not litter. Take the free online Leave No Trace course here BE PREPARED! Start slow, gain experience. Always carry proper safety equipment – including plenty of food, water, flashlights, space blanket, emergency whistle, first aid kit, fire making tools, extra clothing layers and socks, and a map and compas* – inform someone of