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Public pushes back on limiting use on popular Adirondack trails
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Public pushes back on limiting use on popular Adirondack trails
The public will need a lot more convincing to jump on a permit or reservation system for some of the most popular trails in the Adirondack Park, the state learned Wednesday night at a virtual meeting on management recommendations in the High Peaks. Using data collection that leaned on hikers’ feelings of crowdedness did not cut it for most, who were surprised that the $600,000 visitor use study the state Department of Environmental Conservation …
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