The Moose River in the Adirondack's Wood Print

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The Moose River located in Old Forge, New York - The Adirondack Region boasts the longest fall foliage season in the northeast, starting in mid-September and lasting through mid-October. When autumn's rich shades blaze along mountain ranges and around tranquil lakes, it's the perfect time to get away and enjoy the Adirondack Region's most colorful season. Walk through apple orchards and forests glowing in the golden light of aspen, sugar maple and sweet birch, tour through historic villages and enjoy an evening cruise on a scenic Adirondack lake.

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