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A hike to Bear Mountain Vista shows it natural recovery from the 2025 wildfire (opens the original)
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JIM THORPE — Although the sun was intense, only a few clouds occasionally moved overhead; most of the hike was along a tree-lined path that provided some welcome shade. We also knew the view from Bear Mountain Vista would be worth it. The first section of the hike follows a wide gravel and grass fire tower road. It is a relatively level road with not much noticeable elevation gain. Around three-quarters of a mile in there is an intersection where a narrow, un-blazed trail turns off to the left.
New gold standard for Adirondack 46: Appleton’s book essential for high-peak hunters (opens the original)
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LAKE PLACID, New York — I consider myself fortunate to have spent many days among the highest peaks in the eastern United States. My first experience with the Adirondack high peaks was a single, grueling day my wife and I spent at the top of Mount Marcy, the tallest mountain in New York. Getting to the top of the 5,344-foot summit was a challenge, but standing there, we couldn’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. It was our introduction to peak bagging in the Northeast, and it fundamentall
New gold standard for Adirondack 46: Appleton’s book essential for high-peak hunters (opens the original)
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LAKE PLACID, New York — I consider myself fortunate to have spent many days among the highest peaks in the eastern United States. My first experience with the Adirondack high peaks was a single, grueling day my wife and I spent at the top of Mount Marcy, the tallest mountain in New York. Getting to the top of the 5,344-foot summit was a challenge, but standing there, we couldn’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. It was our introduction to peak bagging in the Northeast, and it fundamentall
Pennsylvania’s Eastern Mississauga is the rattlesnake no one talks about (opens the original)
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Most Pennsylvanians likely have never heard of the Eastern Mississauga rattlesnake, as this little-known snake lived in a small area of the state’s western region, which is dotted with wetlands. The small-bodied, timid rattlesnake is on the brink of extinction and is both a federally threatened species, first listed in 2016, and a Pennsylvania state-endangered species. The often-spotted Timber Rattlesnake gets most of the public’s attention and mentions in folklore, but the mysterious Mississaug
Hiking Valley Forge National Historical Park provides a step back in history (opens the original)
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Valley Forge National Historical Park stands out not just as a historic landmark but as a landscape that invites people to experience the past by walking directly through it with 3,500 acres of undulating hills, wooded strands, winding trails and green fields where history and nature blend harmoniously. Valley Forge remains one of the most meaningful outdoors destinations in Pennsylvania. Walking the trails is one of the best ways to appreciate the story of Valley Forge, including not only what
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