Tales from the trails from Bike Borderalnds Ambassador Joe Fox.

Since releasing its Attracting New Residents strategy for the Adirondacks, the Center has worked with a core group of partners to address issues that are important to young people deciding where to settle.

The Town of Woodstock took title to what is now the Buck’s Ledge Community Forest in Woodstock. The 646-acre property includes Buck’s Ledge, a striking geological feature beloved by generations of Woodstock residents and admired by visitors.

The Center acquired two buildings in Tupper Lake, N.Y., to improve housing options in the community through stabilizing and improving nine housing units as attractive, quality long-term rentals.

After 24 months of construction and careful historic preservation, the 6 apartments in the completely renovated Parker J. Noyes building are ready for tenants.

The Bike Borderlands collaborative is in the midst of a busy summer season with major events, local programming, and a new Borderlands Ambassador.

The Adirondack Community Recreation Alliance (ACRA) awarded three grants to projects that will enhance recreation amenities to benefit Adirondack communities.

The regional coalition known as Maine West has invested in programs to help residents get engaged in outdoor activities with a focus on health, wellness, and recreation.

To advance community and economic development in the Northern Forest, the Center will invest nearly $170,000 in mountain biking projects [...]

The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance recognized the Center’s Parker J. Noyes redevelopment project as an outstanding example of successful historic [...]