Jarrod Blundy

New fall group hikes drop!

Family climbing days are the best!

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Added a major new item to the tick list with Moss Cliff yesterday!

A glorious day to get in the pitches!

We had so much fun that they extended the day to get in a few more laps on the hard climb.

Eric and I had a lovely time climbing today at Sharp Bridge Campground — an under-rated crag for sure!

A lap up Empress and an excursion to Jewels & Gems on a gorgeous Saturday in the ADKs!

Another awesome family climbing day at King Philips Spring Wall!

John Gruber with a spot-on factoid: HOMES is the longstanding mnemonicfor recalling the five Great Lake names: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior.

Another superb day hiking through the Adirondack Mountain Reserve, this time exploring with Eric on some lesser known paths.

Michael and Lynn had to cancel their trip out to Glacier National Park due to wildfire smoke and decided to come check out Lake Placid instead.

Seeing kids (and their parents) progress year after year is so rewarding.

He did it!

After a 30-year hiatus, Ryan is back in the Adirondacks to finish up his three remaining high peaks!

We LOVE teaching climber independence!

Tilman’s Arete today with the Kaye family!

Can’t keep these legs from hiking!

Cranberry Lake delivered in miles, bugs, more miles, beaver dams, more miles, scenic overlooks, ice cream, and a few more miles!

We take great pride in forming strong partnerships with our guests, and love seeing them excel in going after their objectives.

Marcy with Leif and Branden on a cloud-filled day.

Another awesome day at King Philip’s Spring Wall introducing a gym climbing family to the wonders of real rock!

The Clark family made a special stop for Day 11 of their road trip to climb in the Adirondacks.

Did you know we rent out crash pads for bouldering?

The hike isn’t always about reaching a summit.