Lyon Mountain
A town shrouded in history Small towns dot the Adirondacks, a region once marked by a booming mining and timber … Continue reading Lyon Mountain
Author: donorthmag
Mining in the Iron Town
A Dig into Lyon Mountain’s Past Disappearing industry can leave towns adrift, searching for meaning and fighting to hold onto … Continue reading Mining in the Iron Town
Homeward Bound
Dusting off the Memories of an old company town Lyon Mountain’s mine was one of the deepest in North America, … Continue reading Homeward Bound
Dug Out
A Company Town Founded in Mining and Baseball An almost empty town lies at the base of Lyon Mountain. What … Continue reading Dug Out
Iron Or(e) Steel?
Sifting through the archives of a mining town Tucked away in the Adirondacks, hidden to those unaware of the mining … Continue reading Iron Or(e) Steel?
Lavender Fields Forever
Purple Hues and Treats to choose Lavender represents calm, grace and serenity. Adirondack View Vineyard and Lavender is home to … Continue reading Lavender Fields Forever
Hiking Out of Quarantine
Rediscovering the Outdoors on Lyon Mountain The music is turned all the way up as Ashley and I drive along … Continue reading Hiking Out of Quarantine
Keene’s Frozen Festival
Creating Community Through Ice Climbing During winter, the mountains of the Adirondacks transform into an ice climber’s dream. Waterfalls and … Continue reading Keene’s Frozen Festival
High Volume in the High Peaks
When Trails become Traffic Jams Finally, after hours of uphill hiking through muddy puddles and slippery rocks, the summit is … Continue reading High Volume in the High Peaks
The Hearth of Malone
A Community molded through clay A combined pottery, music and gift shop located 50 miles from the city of Plattsburgh … Continue reading The Hearth of Malone