Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Roadside attractions: See the Rock Animal Zoo near Scottsboro, Alabama
Scottsboro, Alabama, sits on the edge of the Cumberland Plateau, and it rocks - literally.
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What’s the status of Walden’s Ridge Park, Chattanooga’s most anticipated new park for hiking, biking and climbing?
North Chickamauga Creek Conservancy past President Taft Sibley feels a bit like Leslie Knope from the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" as he anticipates the opening of Walden's Ridge Park, scheduled for late summer or early fall of 2022.
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Chattanooga area experts share do’s and don’ts for your next solo hiking excursion
While most experts agree that hiking is best with a partner or a group, sometimes the trail just calls to us, and we want to go out on a solo trek - which is exactly what local Shawanna Kendrick did one day.
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English-born couple, artist in Cloudland Station discover their love of American birds
Ruth Pearl and Ken Elliott became birders in Africa.
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Big bad wolf? How a semi-retired Hamilton County teacher hopes to dispel the myth and save the wolf
The "big bad wolf" really isn't that bad, says Jim Watson, a semi-retired Hamilton County teacher who's on a mission to dispel myths about wolves.
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Roadside attractions: Plan a trip to Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia, is best known as home to the University of Georgia, but some would say its most beloved resident is a 70-foot-tall white oak that has legal ownership of itself.
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Tennessee River Gorge Trust’s new campsites offer amenities, hiking, bouldering and more
What do Eagle Scouts, giant sandstone boulders and the Tennessee River Gorge Trust have in common?
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Roadside attractions: See the American Museum of the House Cat in Sylva, North Carolina
The small Western North Carolina town of Sylva is home to the American Museum of the House Cat, which traces the history of the American house cat through more than 15,000 works of cat-related art and artifacts, including a mummified cat and cat drawings by Andy Warhol.
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Meet the 58-year-old grandmother who hiked all 56 Tennessee State Parks in eight months
Robin Bell had been hiking plenty - but even so, she didn't quite understand what she was getting into when she signed up for the 56 Tennessee State Parks Challenge.
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A Chattanooga executive turned entrepreneur capitalizes on her love of birds
Susan Vandergriff had never seen a bluer bird than the one that appeared in her backyard on Easter Sunday.
