Ezra was the right person for the job too, having a PhD in the sciences, and devoting much of his time to Adirondack Research, the parent company so to speak of Green Goat Maps. While out on that winter trip, the thought of a map smaller than the typical offering, waterproof, and that showed all of the trails suitable for skiing, was born. The small, green-colored maps with a mountain goat standing proudly in the center, spark genuine curiosity, and have become a staple of responsible recreation in the Adirondacks. If you live in the Adirondack Park, or places like Acadia, Maine, and Burlington, Vermont, (more on that later), then you’ve likely laid eyes on the product of this environmental stewardship oriented business. I recently had the privilege to speak with Ezra about his company, and passion, Green Goat Maps.

Regis Canoe Area, Ezra Schwartzberg had the beginning idea for a company that would help shape information accessibility and community partnerships in the Adirondacks and beyond. On a family cross-country ski trip along the Fish Pond Truck Trail in the heart of the St. The story behind Green Goat's hiking, biking, boating, and fishing maps

Fishing planet maps