On a hike up Hurricane Mountain last week we noticed what appeared to be new damage to the roof of the tower. Having been recently classified as “historic”, the tower is now allowed to be restored and repaired.
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Wait, People Still Live in the Adirondacks? What Happened to the Zombie Invasion?
Turns out, reports of a Zombie invasion were a little exaggerated.
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Hurricane Mountain Fire Tower
Preservation Magazine recently contacted us to use one of our photos in an article about Adirondack Fire Towers
Read MoreUpdated: Hornbeck Nomination Rejected (or was it?)
The Press-Republican, in its eagerness to see Hornbeck’s nomination denied, appears to have jumped the gun with yesterday’s article. Official denial of the appointment has not come yet.
Read MoreDEC Calls for the Removal of Fire Towers on Hurricane and St. Regis Mountains
The New York State Department of Conservation released a study last week that calls for the removal of fire towers on St. Regis and Hurricane mountains.
Read MoreSupporting Peter Hornbeck for APA Commissioner
I know not everyone likes politics mixed in with their outdoor adventure, but unfortunately political decisions can have an impact on the activities we participate in and the places we love.
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