A one-mile stretch of road in the Adirondacks was the subject of arguments Thursday before the state’s highest court, which will decide whether that route can lawfully be opened for public snowmobile use after the state proposed a plan to do so three years ago.

A pair of environmental groups argued before the New York Court of Appeals that a section of state law, and a plan by a state agency, should inhibit public snowmobile use on the road.

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