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They were introduced through a DOT tree planting project to "beautify" some of the roadways in southern western NY.

i know they can pull you over for too much stuff hanging from your rear-view mirror because it 'impedes' your vision so it may be something like that

couchsachraga... i remember there being a nice little bog like area where the trail seemed to go left but really went right, pretty wet and hard to distinguish what was floating and what was solid and this was during a dry period

the forest has a trail passing through it but then again if the forest is growing up around the trail (new growth) then its the other way around if you are above the tree line on open rock there is no 'trail' in some cases you get to pick your own way across or up the rock

when you cant see the stars at night, not because there are clouds but because there are too many lights polluting the sky

rainbow falls anything avalanche lake lake tear skylight brook view of colden from the trail leading down to lake colden eastern view from summit of allen

ahhh yess that pizzeria. i think its called Arie's and its either just before or just after EMS depending on which way you are walking.

Skylight via Lake Arnold back over Marcy

Do you guys/girls know of any nice places to free climb or climb with ropes in the ADK's? All I know of are the Pitchoff Walls and possibly Chapel Pond. Thank you for your suggestions.

I went the first weekend in July and the mud wasnt as bad as I have heard. Its avoidable if you try but if you have gaitors and waterproof boots the mud really isnt bad. There is a false Times Square but just go left if you go right it takes you up Pnather.

What is the easiest way to attack the trailess dix's?

black bear in lake placid enough said

oh well this hike ended up not happening do to weather but we ended up doing Big Slide from JBL and it poared. we passed a group on the way up and they said when they reached the summit they couldnt see anything adn 10 min after they got up there it cleared up and suprisingly the same thing...

Well I've already done LWJ, UWJ, Armstrong, and Gothics but i havent done Sawteeth. I'm just doing this hike so my uncle and cousin can get those first four. And i was just wondering the best order to include Sawteeth into the hike.

What would be the recomended order to do LWJ, UWJ, Armstrong, Gothics, and Sawteeth from JBL? I'm planing on doing this hike in a couple weeks or so.

What was the hardest high peak in the Adirondacks that you have done?

What way would be the best aproach and descent for Iriquois and what is the easiest way to attempt Marshall Is this a posable day hike?