By Jesse McKinley Jesse McKinley is a Metro correspondent at The New York Times. He came very close to reporting this article from Lake Tear of the Clouds, N.Y. Times Insider explains who we are ...

Lake Tear of the Clouds, source of the Hudson River ... Amazing to think that 315 miles down this river is New York and the Atlantic Ocean. Watch Day 1 of the #HudsonSwim2023 🎥👇🏊 ...

Although its namesake river starts its journey south from Lake Tear of the Clouds in the Adirondacks, the area considered “the Hudson Valley” begins, at least by definition of New York state ...

It begins from the source at Lake Tear of the Clouds near the base of Mt. Marcy, in the Adirondack Mountain Range and empties into the New York Harbor leading to the Atlantic Ocean at Lower New ...

In his latest foray detailing the stories behind the names of landmarks in eastern New York, author Erik Schlimmer ... and next to Mount Marcy is Lake Tear of The Clouds. And maybe you go down ...

Yesterday Brit Lewis Pugh, 53, began his marathon swim at Lake Tear of the Clouds, the source of the Hudson River in New York state. The former maritime lawyer from Plymouth, Devon, aims to arrive ...

He started where the Hudson River starts, at Lake Tear of the Clouds just below Mt ... His swim from the Adirondacks down the Hudson River to New York City is meant to "highlight the critical ...

In 1997 he received the Lake Tear of the Clouds Award from the New York State Federation of Lake Associations, its highest honor, for his contribution towards protecting the lakes and watersheds ...

NEW YORK — The Hudson River snakes through forests ... The challenges were different when Pugh started on Aug. 13 at Lake Tear of the Clouds, high on Mount Marcy. In the Adirondacks, parts ...