New Resource for Exploring the Adirondacks
The Adirondack State Park is a truly magical place.
It's where the Miracle on Ice happened in Lake Placid in 1980. It's the home of well-known summer spots like Lake George. And some of the historical sites, including Fort Ticonderoga, are matched only by the beauty of destinations like Ausable Chasm.
You can spend a $1,500 for a week at an original Great Camp. Or you can spend $40 in gas and snacks for a full day of hiking and adventures.
Being the largest park and largest National Historical Landmark in the contiguous U.S., the options are endless.
And it's for these reasons that an app has been created to help travelers with exploring the Adirondacks. The app is called Discover the Adirondack Park.
You can read a bit more in this press release:
It's where the Miracle on Ice happened in Lake Placid in 1980. It's the home of well-known summer spots like Lake George. And some of the historical sites, including Fort Ticonderoga, are matched only by the beauty of destinations like Ausable Chasm.
You can spend a $1,500 for a week at an original Great Camp. Or you can spend $40 in gas and snacks for a full day of hiking and adventures.
Being the largest park and largest National Historical Landmark in the contiguous U.S., the options are endless.
And it's for these reasons that an app has been created to help travelers with exploring the Adirondacks. The app is called Discover the Adirondack Park.
You can read a bit more in this press release:
The Adirondack Association of Towns and Villages (AATV),
Center for Economic Growth (CEG), Central Adirondack Partnership for the 21st
Century (CAP-21), and Adirondack Regional Tourism Council (ARTC) announce the
launch of a new travel planning app for visitors to the Adirondack Region of
Northern New York.
Discover the Adirondack Park is now available for free on iTunes and on Android, providing tailored travel information for first-time
and repeat visitors. While adventuring through the Adirondacks, travelers can
use the app even if data and Wi-Fi are unavailable to find recreation, lodging,
dining, and other information near their current location.
The app allows users who are planning their trip, and those
who are already in the Adirondacks, to find relevant travel information based
on their needs and geographic location via two filters: “I am Here” and “I am
Planning.” Both filters provide specific travel information personalized to the
user’s needs via categories such as:
·
Winter Recreation
·
Rock and ice climbing routes
·
Hiking trails and resources
·
Shopping locations
·
Events and attractions
More About the Discover the Adirondacks App
Discover the Adirondacks is compatible with iOS and Android, and serves
as an innovative and convenient resource for travelers accessing data from their
tablets and smartphones. The Adirondack Park’s diverse recreational
opportunities draw many to the region, and the app will help travelers to
access these, as well as local places to visit, eat and sleep.
Complementing January’s launch of the Adirondack Trip
Planning web portal on VisitAdirondacks.com,
the app directly supports key aspects of the strategic plans developed by the
Capital Region, Mohawk Valley, and North Country Regional Economic Development
Councils, contributing to investment, sustainability and revitalization in those
regions.
Funding for the project was provided by a Regional Economic
Development Council “Market NY” grant from Empire State Development, the
State’s chief economic development agency, as well as from the Center for Economic
Growth.
Download the Discover the Adirondacks app from
iTunes and access the Adirondack Trip Planning Web Portal at
VisitAdirondacks.com/recreation or VisitAdirondacks.com, “Discover Recreation.”
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