Currently, there are 20 areas scattered throughout the Adirondack Park protected as wilderness.

While these aren’t the only public lands we work to protect, they are certainly worthy of celebration. Ranging in size from 7900 acres to a massive 272,000 acres, these protected acres include nearly every sensitive habitat found in the Adirondacks.

Learn about each area: what makes the wilderness unique, its history, and the threats and management issues we are monitoring.