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Wilmington featured in National Geographic Magazine
June 1, 2017 - National Geographic Magazine in May listed Wilmington among the top mountain biking locales in the United States. ROOST helped organize the writer’s trip to the region and provided information on the variety and numerous biking trails in the Whiteface Region. READ THE ARTICLE
Ecophiles - Epic New York Adventures
May, 2017: ROOST assisted the editor of Ecophiles magazine by providing information and photos for their article on epic New York adventures. Ecophiles has 200,000 unique monthly readers and 30,000 social media followers. READ THE ARTICLE
Refinery29- Relaxing New York City Getaways
May 2017 - Refinery29 has included Long Lake and Wilmington in a story about escapes from New York City. ROOST provided the content and the photos. Refinery29, a style, travel and fashion website, has 16.2 million unique viewers monthly. VIEW THE ARTICLE
ROOST posts results of initial Upper Hudson Recreation Hub survey
ROOST conducted a survey to determine traveler behavior and demands related to the region known as the Upper Hudson Recreation Hub, comprised of the towns of Minerva, North Hudson, Newcomb, Indian Lake and Long Lake. These communities are linked to the newly state-acquired former Finch, Pruyn land and are collectively known as Five Towns. The survey results help to identify the perception of these communities from both residents and visitors. It was distributed to a list of people that participated in ROOST’s annual leisure travel information study, and who indicated that they had been to one of the five towns. In addition, the Long Lake Parks, Recreation & Tourism office and Indian Lake Chamber of Commerce distributed the survey to their email lists. READ THE SURVEY RESULTS HERE.
Reader's Digest:The Most Incredible Summer Bucket List Ideas You Don’t Want to Miss Out On
May, 2017: Reader's Digest featured the Saranac Lake 6er hiking challenge in a list of 10 don't miss summer experiences. The village of Saranac Lake introduced the program in 2013. It challenges people to climb six area mountains to earn a 6er patch. The peaks are Ampersand, Mckenzie, Scarface, Baker, St. Regis and Haystack. View the article