"In and Around The Adirondack Park"

Adirondack's Largest Internet Directory & Newsmagazine

 ... directories, stories, articles, and even recipes ... direct from The Adirondacks.  All things to do the Adirondacks!  Join Us!

We invite you to explore one of the USA's largest state park, the Adirondacks - located in Upstate New York.  No admission fees required.  Our public park is visited  by an estimated 10 million visitors yearly.  No wonder!  The Adirondack Park is 1,000 million years old, 6.1 million acres, 160 miles wide, 1 mile high (43 mountains rise above 4,000 feet), 30,000 miles of streams, 1,500+ miles of rivers, 3,000 ponds and lakes, 53 species of mammals, 2,000 miles of trails.  The Adirondack Park is the largest publicly protected area in the contiguous US (greater than Yellowstone, Everglades, Glacier and Grand Canyon combined!).  We have a lot of life's zest to share! 

Take a "walk in the park" with us!  

By sharing knowledge, we can better our world.

We'll publish your Adirondack story, tall tale and add your business location to the site directories (FREE).   Let us be your tour guide of the Adirondacks!   Visitors need to know!  Don't be among the forgotten and be noticed! 

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Last updated  May 26, 2013     

________________________________________________________________________________ Proudly powered and hosted by NYNE Hosting Services Check them out and tell them IAATAP sent you to receive your 10% discount!!                 Publishers comments,   "InAndAroundTheAdirondackPark" (IAATAP) site strives to offer our Internet visitors the most Comprehensive Guide Directory of the Adirondack Park.   We include all our Adirondack businesses/companies and it is our goal to bring you ALL the things to do in the Adirondack Park, attractions and places to go and visit! IAATAP posts  directories of our local accommodations, dining/restaurants establishments, shopping places, farms and farmer's markets, antique  and gift shops, railroads and byways, biking, birding or bird twitching, hiking with our 46ers club and  hiking trails, fishing spots, hunting, rock climbing, rafting, maple sugaring, golf, tennis, museums, music and theaters, spas and health centers, snowmobiling and skiing, our mountains and lakes, beaches, rafting, guide services and lots of wilderness reports, and much more.                                                      Discover and explore the Adirondack Park.                                                   Let us be your guide to the Park.  Thank you.                                                          Darleen Cote-March, Publisher        From PBS: