Residents and outdoor groups in the Adirondacks are pushing back against a proposal to limit hiker access in the High Peaks. A state-commissioned report suggests capping parking and trail use on busy days at popular areas. Critics argue restrictions go against the region’s open-access tradition, while officials say the plan is aimed at reducing overcrowding […]
Residents and outdoor groups in the Adirondacks are pushing back against a proposal to limit hiker access in the High Peaks. A state-commissioned report suggests capping parking and trail use on busy days at popular areas. Critics argue restrictions go against the region’s open-access tradition, while officials say the plan is aimed at reducing overcrowding and protecting natural resources.

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