Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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E-bike sales boom during pandemic
Electric bicycles have long been a popular mode of transport in Asia, but the U.S. has only recently taken to e-bikes.
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Chattanooga climbers, newlyweds reflect on how the sport has helped their relationship
Ross and Emilie Young didn't climb as much as they would have liked in 2021. After a decade together, they were planning their wedding. So what is it like to be partners in both love and climbing? After recently returning from their honeymoon, the couple shared their story.
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Where to eat, sleep and play in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge
Kentucky isn't just rolling hills filled with horses and bourbon distilleries.
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Georgia’s Flint River: Catch native fish in their native waters
The fight didn't last long, maybe a couple of minutes, but it was exciting.
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A top-ranked ultra-runner in Chattanooga talks adventure runs and how to plan one
An adventure run can last anywhere from a few hours to several days.
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Meet Southern Appalachian Paddlesports Museum’s inaugural Hall of Fame inductees, including Chattanoogans
The Southern Appalachian Paddlesports Museum encompasses only about 500 square feet within Black Dome Mountain Sports, an outdoor outfitter in Asheville, North Carolina.
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More than 25 years in the making, Chattanooga’s South Chickamauga Creek Greenway is finally complete
After 25 years of work, the South Chickamauga Creek Greenway is complete, stretching 12 miles from Camp Jordan to the Tennessee Riverwalk.
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Light up the Chattanooga riverfront with this art installation and event series for the young at heart
Do you remember the last time you played on the playground? What was your favorite thing to do? Climb the monkey bars? Ride the seesaws?
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A hunter’s reverence: A Chattanooga sportsman shares extraordinary moments from the field
Eliot Berz remembers once watching a bobcat stalk two turkeys along a dry creek bed in Marion County.
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Springtime on the Water: Ideas for spring trips in the Thrive Region (Sponsored Content)
As winter loosens its soggy grip on Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, spring weather beckons us outdoors, toward thawing woods and warming rivers. Fortunately for residents of this region, there is no shortage of either to explore. Perhaps one of the most interesting vantage points from which to view this transition of seasons is from the water.