ACTLS
  • Home
  • Overview
  • Video Overview
  • Reports
  • ACTLS Blog
  • Schedule of Meetings
  • Consultant Team
  • Resources
  • Contact Us

Last Call for Lodging Survey

10/31/2016

0 Comments

 
Happy Halloween!
Community Workshops in Tupper Lake
Lodging Survey to End
View this email in your browser
Adirondack Community-based Trails and Lodging System
Community Workshops
 in Tupper Lake Tuesday

The next community workshop will be held in Tupper Lake    11/1/16    Tuesday    6:00 PM    Goff-Nelson Library, Community Room (rear entrance) -  41 Lake Street

Lake Placid    11/10/16    Thursday    7:00 PM    The Conference Center at Lake Placid - 2608 Main Street

Paul Smiths    11/15/16    Tuesday    7:00 PM    Paul Smith's College: Joan Weill Student Center, Stirling Tomkins Pine Room 

For those unable to attend meetings, the link below is available to provide input.
Link for those unable to Attend Community Workshops
These workshops are designed to inform the public of the project’s objectives and to share work completed to date regarding existing and planned trails, lodging facilities, and tourism destinations. The workshops are also designed to solicit knowledge of existing trails as well as additional input on prospective new trails and connections that would contribute to a hut-to-hut system. Community leaders, planners, economic developers, outdoor enthusiasts, lodging owners and those interested in the development of Adirondack hut-to-hut routes are encouraged to attend.
Adirondack Lodging Operators Survey to End
 
The Lodging Operators survey ends Tuesday at noon. If you haven't completed it this is your last chance. Please feel free to share it with other lodging owners.
Click Here to Access the Lodging Survey
ACTLS has partnered with Paul Smith’s College Professor Kelly Cerialo and her Field Studies in Hospitality class to explore what a potential affiliate system of lodging operations associated with the hut-to-hut network could look like. We kindly ask for 10 minutes of your time and insight to fill out the survey that will help inform us of the merits and design of such a lodging affiliate system. 
Connecting communities with trails and lodging
Halloween
at the
Loon & Trails Center
In this edition
  • Community Workshops Scheduled
  • Last Chance for Lodging Owners to Complete Survey
Copyright © 2016 Leading E.D.G.E., All rights reserved.


Our mailing address is:
joe@actls.org

Want to change how you receive these emails?
You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
 
0 Comments

Adirondack Lodging Owners' Survey

10/20/2016

0 Comments

 
​ACTLS has partnered with Paul Smith’s College Professor Kelly Cerialo and her Field Studies in Hospitality class to explore what a potential affiliate system of lodging operations associated with the hut-to-hut network could look like. We kindly ask for 10 minutes of your time and insight to fill out the survey that will help inform us of the merits and design of such a lodging affiliate system. 
Access Lodging Survey Here
This survey will be open until 12:00 PM on Tuesday, November 1st.  
 We will share with you the results of this study when the analysis of the collected data is complete.  
By “trails” we mean trails mostly for self-powered travelers (hiking, paddling, x-country skiing) as equestrian and snowmobile riders can cover greater distances more quickly and travel more easily from one community to the next. But, given that we are looking to create trails that connect communities, we are exploring all trail and user group possibilities.       
By “hut” we mean a range of lodging options, of which we hope the majority will be existing lodging facilities, such as your own, found in, nearby, and between the many hamlets spread throughout the Adirondacks. This range of lodging options includes cabin tents, yurts, cabins, state-of-the-art eco-lodges, bed and breakfasts, motels, hotels and inns. 
​
0 Comments

ACTLS Schedules Community Workshops

10/5/2016

0 Comments

 
The Adirondack Community-based Trails and Lodging System (ACTLS) project, an initiative that will develop a conceptual plan for potential trail networks with key locations for lodging facilities within the Adirondack Park, has scheduled nine Community Workshops across the Park.
 
These workshops are designed to inform the public of the project’s objectives and to share work completed to date regarding existing and planned trails, lodging facilities, and tourism destinations. The workshops are also designed to solicit knowledge of existing trails as well as additional input on prospective new trails and connections that would contribute to a hut-to-hut system. Community leaders, planners, economic developers, outdoor enthusiasts, lodging owners and those interested in the development of Adirondack hut-to-hut routes are encouraged to attend.
 
For those unable to attend meetings, a website will be available to provide input at: www.adirondacktrailsandlodging.org/wiki-map

 
These workshops will be held in the following locations:
Star Lake   10/11/16          Tuesday  7:00 PM Clifton-Fine School - 11 Hall Avenue, 

Old Forge        10/13/16          Thursday         7:00 PM          Town Building - 183 Park Avenue, Old Forge

Saranac            10/19/16          Wednesday     7:00 PM          Saranac Town Hall - 3662 Route 3, Saranac

Ticonderoga    10/20/16          Thursday         7:00 PM          Community Building - 132 Montcalm Street, Ticonderoga

Elizabethtown 10/24/16          Monday           7:00 PM          United Church of Christ, Church Hall - 7580 Court Street, Elizabethtown
 
Lake George   10/26/16          Wednesday     7:00 PM          Lake George Town Hall, upstairs - 20 Old Post Road, Lake George

Tupper Lake    11/1/16            Tuesday           6:00 PM          Goff-Nelson Library, Community Room (rear entrance) -  41 Lake Street, Tupper Lake

Lake Placid     11/10/16          Thursday         7:00 PM          The Conference Center at Lake Placid - 2608 Main Street, Lake Placid

Paul Smiths     11/15/16          Tuesday           7:00 PM          Paul Smith's College: Joan Weill Student Center, Stirling Tomkins Pine Room - Intersection of Routes 30 and 86 in Paul Smiths
 
 For more information, contact Jack Drury at 518-891-5915, 518-354-8169 or jack@adirondacktrailsandlodging.org or visit www.adirondacktrailsandlodging.org.
0 Comments

    Jack Drury,
    Joe Dadey, &
    Duane Gould

    will be keeping you abreast of our activities and news about the outdoors on a regular basis.

    Archives

    March 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    October 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    July 2015
    June 2015
    April 2015
    February 2015
    January 2015
    December 2014

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

Picture

This website was prepared with funding provided by the New York State Department of State under Title 11 of the Environmental Protection Fund
Project Management by 
Leading E.D.G.E.