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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.
Adirondack Sports magazine is available free at 600 locationsin 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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JENNIFER RUSSELL OF JOHNSBURG AT THE BROOKHAVEN WINTER PARK SNOWSHOE 5K IN GREENFIELD ON JANUARY 25. ERIN FORTIN PHOTOGRAPHY
Endless Turns – A Week of Skiing Adventures Across Five Regions
By Jeremy Davis
Like many of you, I’m a diehard skier. I try to get out on the slopes as much as I can during the winter. It’s one of the best ways to get exercise, fresh air, and spend time with friends and family outdoors during the season. READ MORE
Crane and Oxshoe Ponds in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness
By Rich Macha
The Pharaoh Lake Wilderness is located east of the Adirondack Northway and the hamlet of Schroon Lake. Small mountains and an assortment of ponds of various sizes dot the wilderness area and many of the trails within are conducive to cross-country skiing. A two-mile trail on an old woods road in the northwest part of the wilderness area leads to Crane Pond, one of the bigger ponds in the wilderness area. READ MORE
By Alex Kochon
If you’ve been following local athletes for some time, Erin Sprague’s feat of becoming the youngest woman to run a marathon in every continent may ring a bell. The Queensbury native did so in 2008 at the age of 24, a Guinness World Record she achieved in less than two years while raising over $100,000 for charities around the world. READ MORE
