Local AttractionsForest of GiantsLittle Tupper Lake Middle Saranac BeachMount ArabVisiting WhitefaceCalendar of EventsCafe & StoreWeddings & RentalsSchools & GroupsVisit With... Visit DirectionsHours & PricesPlan a VisitBuy Tickets Local AttractionsForest of GiantsLittle Tupper Lake Middle Saranac BeachMount ArabVisiting WhitefaceCalendar of EventsCafe... in the Adirondacks on this shore of Middle Saranac Lake. It s an easy walk from the same parking lot you use to access Ampersand Forest and Mountain. Most beaches around here are not much...

the summit are the different lakes spread out below you, and from up here you can detect how they were made. The lakes that look like long splits are usually that. They are places... where the Earth s crust splintered from continental crashes. The glacier cleared out the broken rocks and voila, long lakes along the cracks of crust. The others are round...? The Lakes exhibit shows more about how lakes got made, and includes a swimming collection of the big fish that shelter in the cold deep waters. Many of these oldest Adirondack...

. Click or tap the image to get a full screen version. The camera is sheltered by The Lake Placid Lodge. You can see the mountain make its own clouds, watch winter storms..., and then look at the view from the summit on our twin Whiteface Summit Cam. Visit Thrive Together Belong Dig In About Us 45 Museum DriveTupper Lake, NY 12986 518 359 7800info@wildcenter.org 2013 The Wild Center ...

a way that you can visit or participate. By Mail The Wild Center 45 Museum Drive Tupper Lake, NY 12986 By Telephone (518) 359-7800 By Fax (518) 359-3253 For General Questions... Instagram YouTube With Questions About Website website@wildcenter.org Visit Thrive Together Belong Dig In About Us 45 Museum DriveTupper Lake, NY 12986 518 359 7800info@wildcenter.org 2013 The Wild Center ...

in the Town of Tupper Lake, NY near the geographic center of the Adirondacks. The Adirondacks are unique in the world. Surrounded by people, they house great expanses of nature... of Long Lake, New York, in the heart of the Adirondack Park. The surrounding forest was scarred by the latest big natural event - an ice storm that had coated the Adirondacks... a site for the Museum. Donald Obie Clifford, a descendant of one of the original Tupper Lake lumbering families, who was then on the Executive Committee of the American Museum...