Preserving our heritage, Inspiring your future.
The Uihlein Foundation stewards 1,429 acres of vibrant Adirondack landscapes—from sweeping fields and dense forests to community preserves and historic landmarks. Through educational initiatives, regenerative agriculture, environmental conservation and research, and accessible trail networks, we safeguard these scenic and cultural resources.
Our goal is to deepen connection, inspire the next generation, and empower local non-profit partners. By understanding and protecting these lands today, we ensure they remain a thriving haven for future generations in our Adirondack communities.
25th Anniversary Issue
We are proud to share the inaugural edition of the Peaks & Pastures newsletter, celebrating the first 25 years of the Uihlein Foundation. We look forward to keeping you informed about our latest news and upcoming projects.
The Uihlein Foundation remains dedicated to advancing conservation, education, agriculture, research, and community benefit through the direct stewardship and operation of our lands, facilities, and programs.
Space To Explore
Discover the natural beauty of HUF lands at your own pace. Walk, ride, ski, or snowshoe along miles of accessible trails that cross diverse landscapes-from open meadows to deep woodland trails. Come take in the unforgettable vistas and experience the best of the High Peaks region year-round.
Conservation Programs
NYS Mesonet Weather Station
Real-time data from the Lake Placid station strengthens community resilience—giving emergency crews early insights for severe weather while powering more precise local forecasts.
Grassland Bird Conservation
We are dedicated to protecting grassland bird habitat. By backing active research and restricting field activity during breeding season, the Uihlein Foundation helps Bobolinks and Savannah Sparrows thrive on our property.
Motus Wildlife Tracking System
As part of an international collaborative network, the Motus Wildlife Tracking System uses automated radio telemetry to power groundbreaking, cost-effective research on migratory species.




