Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 13
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Outdoor gifts to feel good about: How to support Chattanooga small businesses and sustainable brands this shopping season
The only thing more fun than being outdoors? Shopping for outdoor gear. All the better when that gear helps give back to the places we love so much.
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Reading whitewater: 5 books about paddling to stoke your sense of adventure
In late August, Netflix released "The River Runner," creating much stoke within the paddling community.
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Where to explore in South Cumberland State Park (Sponsored Content)
As the weather grows cooler and the holidays offer time to be together with friends and family, there is no better place to get out and enjoy the peaceful beauty of a Tennessee winter than South Cumberland State Park.
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Into the wild: A Chattanooga artist shares stories and paintings from her time in Alaska backcountry
Jaime Lynn Barks grew up in the mountains of Western North Carolina, 30 minutes from the nearest Walmart.
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What bird is that? Six apps to help you ID the species you see and hear
I am a fledgling birder, and having only recently started my "life list," I'm always adding new species.
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Chattanooga on the fly: A look into the city’s growing fly fishing scene
The beer was cold and conversation flowed freely on a Friday evening in a small but well-appointed little fly shop in Olde Brainerd. A group of anglers, mostly ball-capped and bearded, gathered around a high table at The Hatch Outfitters. They talked fishing, laughed and lied, and picked the brain of a man who passes for a celebrity in the niche world of fly fishing.
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Best campsites for fall foliage just a short drive from Chattanooga
The best time for camping is the first couple of weekends after the air first starts to feel crisp in the morning - that long-awaited departure from the heavy blanket of humidity that greets us on most summer days in Chattanooga. The more pleasant temperatures also usher in the always-stunning effect of the leaves' transformation from shades of green to vibrant yellows, oranges and reds.
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You need to hike these Chattanooga area trails this fall
Chattanooga is on the cusp of change - and it won't be long until we see the signs.
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Four state natural areas to visit near Chattanooga, and how they differ from state parks
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Tennessee's Natural Areas Preservation Act, passed in 1971.
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5 ways paddlers can give back to their community, including during this month’s Chattanooga Ironman event
Equipped with whistles and flags, more than 100 paddlers arrive before sunrise to find their place among the buoys.
