Adirondacks

There's camping. Then there's glamping, a way to enjoy the great outdoors without losing the comforts of home. And there's a new designer option coming to the Adirondacks.

You can actually visit a place in New York where garnets are literally laying all over the ground.

We miss so much of the night sky due to the amount of light pollution we have in the Hudson Valley so where can you go to see the stars?

Stay where Mark Twain stayed in 1901. Sam Clements aka Mark Twain stayed in this cabin from June until October 1901 and wrote many stories including "A Double Barreled Detective Story". It's dubbed as a once-in-a-lifetime stay on the shores of Saranac Lake in the shadow of Mark Twain according to MarkTwainCamp.weebly.com. There is a private swimming area, dock, and canoes. You can explore, swim, go fishing, boat, have a picnic, or just relax. It seems remote but it's only two miles from the Village of Saranac Lake. You can rent this peaceful retreat and historic Mark Twain Camp on Saranac Lake through Airbnb by clicking HERE.

The tragic death of a woman who was traveling in an area where cell service wasn't available in New York has pushed lawmakers to investigate bettering service.

Have you ever dreamed of living in a lighthouse? Well, now you can, thanks to the unique lighthouse located in the one-of-a-kind town of Otter Lake in the Adirondacks.

Earlier this month NYS DEC Forest Rangers were asked to help at a crime scene in the Adirondacks.

The DEC hopes that this will bring "flexibility and ease" to last-minute bookings for campers across New York State.

Many have dreams of seeing a moose. One man got up close and personal when a moose swam by his canoe while fishing in the Adirondacks, and another captured it all from his porch.

This cute cub didn't think twice when he saw the beauty of the great outdoors calling his name once again.