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Tyler Socash
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Tyler Socash is the Adirondack Mountain Club’s Wilderness Trip Leader. After receiving his master’s degree at the University of Rochester, Tyler embarked on a 7,000-mile thru-hiking journey across the Pacific Crest Trail, Te Araroa across New Zealand, and the Appalachian Trail. He is a New York State Licensed Guide, a Leave No Trace Master Educator, and trained in Wilderness First Aid. A five-time 46er, Tyler loves sharing his deep admiration for the peaks, people, and history of the Adirondack Park. Protecting the remaining wild places of the United States is also one of his greatest passions.
Tyler Socash Hiking

Five Reasons Why I’m Hiking from Boreas Ponds to the Adirondack Park Agency

November 12, 2017
Tyler Socash
Protection
Boreas Ponds
On November 15th I will set off on a journey to keep the entire Boreas Ponds Tract wild, remote, and motor-free. With a backpack full of pro-Wilderness letters, I’ll hike…
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Boreas Ponds Seth Jones

A Call to Action – If Not You, Who?!?

December 22, 2016
Tyler Socash
Expansion, Protection
Boreas Ponds
Why are we attracted to the backcountry? Some go there for exercise and recreation.  Others go to take pictures and to breathe the fresh air.  But I don’t believe our…
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The Sound of Silence

December 20, 2016
Tyler Socash
Enjoyment
Boreas Ponds
If you’re looking for a cross-country skiing destination this winter, might I suggest skiing Gulf Brook Road to Boreas Ponds?! While comparable in distance to traveling to Lake Colden in…
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