Corners.”. There is a beach, walking
trails that are handicapped
accessible, quaint shopping. My
sister and nephew found the
mysterious Kunjamuk Cave, located
off Elm Lake Road on one of the
many “paper trails.” Paper
companies used to be the only ones
able to access the rough roads for
logging. Now anyone can make the
trek and guess if the cave was
manmade or not.
Tourists stop at McComb’s Oak Hill
Farm to get fresh Adirondack maple
syrup. The family has been making
syrup for years, and are the friends
who first invited me to the area. They
sell out each year, and their syrup is a
favorite stop when visiting.
Like Speculator, the Adirondacks are
full of areas where hunters are far as
New Jersey come to stay in remote
cabins to watch out for
bears more than other
people. Fishing is also
popular, as is skiing. The
mountains are also a “must”
destination for “leaf
peepers,” people who love
to travel in the fall to look at
the leaf color change.
Camping and golf are also
activities throughout the
approximately 100
communities throughout
the mountains.
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