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Why Newcomb Campground Is the Perfect Base Camp for Exploring the Adirondacks
Newcomb campground is the perfect home base for exploring the Adirondacks
stevenmega
Jun 282 min read
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North Creek Mosaic Project Review: Adirondack Art Worth Stopping For
Not every great travel experience requires a campground or hiking trail. The North Creek Mosaic Project was one of the most unexpected highlights of my Adirondack travels. Located in downtown North Creek, this public art installation stretches nearly two blocks along a retaining wall. At first glance I expected a quick photo stop. Instead, I spent far more time exploring the artwork than I anticipated. The mosaic tells the story of Adirondack life. Scenes include fishing, kay
stevenmega
Jun 111 min read
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The Wild Center Review: Much More Than a Museum
The Wild Center in Tupper Lake exceeded every expectation I had. I originally visited to see the giant Trolls exhibit created by artist Thomas Dambo, but I quickly discovered the attraction is much more than a museum. The Trolls exhibit features six massive sculptures built entirely from recycled materials and hidden throughout the property. Finding them feels like a scavenger hunt through the Adirondack forest. Each troll has its own personality and setting. Standing nearly
stevenmega
Jun 112 min read
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Fort Ticonderoga - New York
After saying goodbye to family at White Barn Farm in Brookline, Vermont, Kona and I pointed the RV west toward our next adventure. Our long-term goal this summer is to visit the last few national parks on our list, but first we wanted to spend some time exploring the Adirondacks. Our first destination was Fort Ticonderoga. Like many travel days, this one started with a simple plan. I plugged Fort Ticonderoga into Google Maps and followed the directions. The drive through Verm
stevenmega
May 303 min read
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