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  • Hiking Trails with Abandoned Buildings on them in New York State!

    Hiking Trails with Abandoned Buildings on them in New York State!

    A full look at all the trails with Abandoned Properties on them in New York State, these trails are all public access and free to hike! make sure to subscribe as this article will be updated in the future! Read more

  • These Are The Best Hiking Trails In Schenectady, New York

    These Are The Best Hiking Trails In Schenectady, New York

    Schenectady County, NY, is a paradise for hikers, offering diverse landscapes and hidden gems. The city of Schenectady, with its rich history, is striving to draw visitors back by revitalizing its downtown area. Woodlawn Preserve, part of the Pine Bush, boasts captivating natural beauty and diverse flora and fauna. Great Flats Nature Trail near Rotterdam… Read more

  • Future of Snake Hill on Saratoga Lake, NY

    Snake Hill, in eastern New York, is a unique geological testament with diverse lithofacies and fauna. Its sandstone-dominated Upper Ordovician succession, known as the “Snake Hill Formation,” offers educational value by connecting students and enthusiasts to Earth’s history. Saratoga PLAN’s conservation efforts have preserved this historically significant habitat and mitigated pollution risks, underscoring the intertwined… Read more

  • Exploring Barberville Falls Preserve

    Exploring Barberville Falls Preserve

    The Barberville Falls Preserve, now owned and stewarded by the Rensselaer Plateau Alliance, offers the iconic 92-foot waterfall, multi-trail exploration, and a serene natural haven. Visitors must follow trail guidelines, respect private property, and use the trail map for responsible enjoyment. It’s a testament to natural beauty and preservation amidst the Rensselaer Plateau. Read more

  • The Grafton Peace Pagoda: A Symbol of Harmony and Community Dedication

    The Grafton Peace Pagoda: A Symbol of Harmony and Community Dedication

    The Grafton Peace Pagoda, located near Troy, NY, is a symbol of peace and harmony built by volunteers without soliciting money. Constructed by the Nipponzan Myohoji order from donated labor and materials, this magnificent structure promotes non-violence and social justice. Open to the public, it offers a place for silent prayer and meditation, welcoming all… Read more

  • Species of snakes found in the Adirondacks

    Species of snakes found in the Adirondacks

    The Adirondack Park in New York is a habitat for various snake species including the non-venomous Eastern Garter Snake, Northern Ringneck Snake, and Eastern Milk Snake, and the venomous Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake. Snakes are vital to the park’s ecological balance, controlling rodent populations. While appreciating these creatures, it’s crucial to prioritize safety, by identifying venomous… Read more

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