There’s nothing like it anywhere else in the world: The Adirondack Park. Home to stunning vistas, clean water, and 2.5 million acres of land as wild as it was in 1892, the year it was designated the first Forever Wild Forest reserve in the nation. It’s the largest state park, and the largest National Historic landmark in the United States. Because alongside the millions of tourists that come for the park’s natural beauty, the Adirondacks is also home to almost 124,000 permanent residents living

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