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Adirondack Sports & Fitness, LLC
15 Coventry Drive • Clifton Park, NY 12065
518-877-8083
15 Coventry Dr
NY, 12065
United States
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Adirondack Sports & Fitness is an outdoor recreation and fitness magazine covering the Adirondack Park and greater Capital-Saratoga region of New York State. We are the authoritative source for information regarding individual, aerobic, life-long sports and fitness in the area. The magazine is published 12-times per year at the beginning of each month.
Upstate Sports magazine is available free at 600 locations in the New York Capital Region, Adirondacks and beyond. Even if you’re unable to get your hands on a printed issue, you can view the full issue flip magazine or read the individual articles below it.
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Start of the Camp Saratoga 8K Snowshoe Race at Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park, near Saratoga Springs. This year’s run/walk is on Feb. 7. Brian Teague
By Jeremy Davis
If you are considering a day trip or a vacation to Vermont for skiing or riding this winter, you’re in for a treat. Vermont boasts plenty of options, whether you are looking for an inclusive resort experience, a mid-size independent mountain, or a smaller family ski area. The cold and snowy start to the season has been a boon for these areas, with many opening up terrain weeks ahead of schedule. READ MORE
By Kaitlyn Supa
There is something different about Walter. From the beginning, it was clear he was not destined for a conventional life. Before he ever became known as an “adventure cat,” he narrowly avoided euthanasia and instead found his way to our farm, where he now enjoys a peaceful life when he isn’t out exploring the world. That second chance shaped everything that came after. READ MORE
Jenkins Mountain – A Backcountry Skiing Blast in the Adirondacks
By Pete Nelson
Challenge yourself with exhilarating open woods skiing and help the Adirondack Park at the same time.
Are you an avid backcountry skier? Do you enjoy skinning up and descending deep Adirondack powder through beautiful forest? Then have I got a deal for you: the Jenkins Mountain Open Woods Ski Zone at Paul Smith’s College Visitor Interpretive Center, north of Saranac Lake. Designed by legendary backcountry skier and Adirondack Powder Ski Association founder, Ron Konowitz, the Jenkins Open Woods Ski Zone features three different marked trails that descend hundreds of vertical feet through a hardwood forest. Accessed via a skin track, the trails are laid out in a sweater weave, with steeps, ridges and gullies. READ MORE
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