Untamed Adventures
Capturing The Spirit & Strength of the Outdoor Woman.
About Us
Adirondack Women, Forever Wild™.
Adirondack Women Forever Wild™ is meant to promote and emphasize the spirit, power and strength of character of the outdoor woman.
Individually the terms Adirondack Women or Forever Wild are tenuous (vague). But together, Adirondack Women Forever Wild™, has a powerful meaning. It embodies the spirit we are trying to capture.
It demonstrates our love of the Adirondack Park and the comraderies’ built when trying to master all 46 High Peaks to become a “46er”, and the solitude and peace, and natural beauty of the Adirondacks.
Our Products
Our online store is coming soon! In the meantime, reach out to us at [email protected] for product or wholesale orders. We’re also happy to add the Adirondack Women Forever Wild™ logo to your photo – just contact us for details. We look forward to connecting with you and being a part of your Adirondack journey!
Adirondack Mountains, New York
Trailblazing Women
Past Women of the Adirondacks
Adirondack women were instrumental in the creation of state and federal conservation legislation and protection long before they had the right to vote.
Julia Elizabeth Oliver, aka Jeanne Robert Foster, famous poet, was born in Johsburg, NY in 1879. As a young girl she would guide tourist parties up Crane Mountain for twenty-five cents a trip. Those years in the Adirondack wilderness had a profound influence on her life and her writing.
Grace Hudowalski became the first woman to climb all 46 high peaks on August 6, 1937. “Grace epitomized the image of a mountain woman: sharp witted, independent and expressive”(Lynn and Weber). She became the first president of the Adirondack 46ers and in 2014, in honor of her dedication to the Adirondacks, East Dix (#42) was officially renamed Grace Peak.
Adirondack Women Forever Wild applauds these trailblazing women and the next generation of history-in-the making mountain women.
