The Adirondacks
A lifelong Aidorndacker revels in the rugged beauty and unspoiled natural wonders of the six-million-acre park.
By Eliza Scott Harris
Billy Curtis and his son at the Mirror Lake Inn.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
The boathouse at the Point, an exceptional small hotel, once the Great Camp of William Avery Rockefeller.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
An inviting hammock set in a stand of towering white pines.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
With its imposing fieldstone fireplace and exposed hand-carved wood beams, the Point's great room is a masterpiece of Adirondack rustic style.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
An early-morning cruise on Lake Placid.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
The romantic exterior of the Lake Placid Lodge.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
Fly-fishing guides Steve Reynolds and Brooks Hornaday, his finacée.PHOTO: Ken Kochey
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