The gift of the sugar maple trees is from a benevolent Providence.” — Benjamin Rush, in a letter to Thomas Jefferson. What’s ...

Sugarmakers across the Tri-Lakes area have been doing their best to ride the weather roller coaster that this season has dealt them so far. Temperatures have been all over the place. According to data ...

First-of-its-kind business reports growing interest for its products, which are made with sap sourced in the Adirondacks.

Bottles of maple syrup are displayed for sale at Sugar Oak ... has about 1,000 taps in the Adirondack Mountains that are gravity-fed down to its taphouse, where the sap is then boiled and ...

Learn about this time-honored tradition, watch the boiling process firsthand, and enjoy a taste of fresh maple syrup ... t miss the chance to embrace the Adirondack tradition of maple sugaring ...

An estimated 150 aficionados, judges, and/or those who were just plain hungry, sampled a variety of chili dishes produced by professional and amateur chefs at the Whallonsburg Grange. The fare ...

An early Adirondack 46’er, he loved the outdoors, and he spent many busy hours outside of work at his home making maple syrup or cutting firewood, or hiking, canoeing and skiing around central ...

The Adirondack Explorer thanks its advertising partners ... said that diversification among maple syrup producers through tapping aspen, beech and birch trees is a worthwhile pursuit for a few reasons ...

The Adirondack Explorer thanks its advertising partners. Become one of them. Tourists take photos as workers stoke the fire to keep the sap bubbling and the condensation rising as the sap turns into ...