The Adirondack Park

The Adirondack Park, located in northeastern New York, is a unique protected area combining public and private lands within a vast, wilderness-rich region. Covering over 6 million acres, it includes mountains, forests, lakes, and charming towns. The park is both a conservation zone and a place for outdoor recreation, such as hiking, skiing, and boating. It features a blend of preserved natural beauty and active communities, with strict regulations to protect its environment while allowing sustainable development. This balance helps maintain the park’s ecological health and cultural heritage, making it a valued natural and recreational resource for residents and visitors alike.