Adirondack Explorer

Shuttles offer visitors chance to ride, not drive

During the busy hiking season—when cars spill out of crowded parking areas to line the shoulders of Route 73 near Cascade and Giant trailheads, Route 3 at the Ampersand trail, the Garden parking lot and even Route 30 at Coney Mountain—what is true about the Adirondack Park becomes even more obvious: about the only way to get around here is still in your own car.

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