ADK Talks Podcast New Episode: Accessible Adirondack Tourism
Find out how people are working together to make the Adirondacks friendlier to everyone.
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In this episode of ADK Talks, we speak with Nick Friedman, the Executive Director of Accessible Adirondack Tourism. He shares his insights and experience on making the Adirondacks more accessible to everyone and how his organization is helping Adirondack organizations navigate the process of making their businesses more accessible.
Nick also tells us about the first annual Adirondack Nature Festival for People with Disabilities, a new and unique event happening this September at Paul Smith’s.
Listen now, and subscribe to ADK Talks for more insights and intel on the best places to visit, stay, eat, shop and do in the Adirondacks, from the people behind the great places.
Mentioned in this episode:
Adirondack Nature Festival for People with Disabilities
Adirondack Riverwalking and Forest Bathing
Paul Smith’s Visitor Interpretive Center
Tri-Lakes Center for Independent Living
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As we do on this website, our podcast explores the best of the Adirondacks, uncovering hidden gems and sharing our hand-picked recommendations for great places to stay, eat, shop and things to do in the Adirondack Park.
But it isn't just about places; it's about the people who make the Adirondacks so special and unique. In each episode, we talk to people from all walks of life—restauranteurs, farmers, innkeepers, historians, artists, local leaders, writers, hikers, and more.
You’ll hear real stories about what they do, their passions, and how they found their way here. And they'll share their insider tips on the best things to see and do in the Adirondacks – insights you won't find anywhere else.
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P.S. Like all of our content, the people and places we feature on ADK Talks are based on our personal views and preferences; we are not paid to feature them.
We welcome your suggestions, comments, and ideas on the best places in the Adirondacks. We are always on the lookout for the next hidden gem.
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