Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 14
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Chattanooga Zoo offers rare opportunity to experience the elusive hellbender up close
Here's a primer on these 'remarkable living fossils'
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A local fisherman shares details from his 2-night backcountry fly fishing trip along the long-abandoned town of Proctor, North Carolina
It's amazing how quickly nature reclaims an abandoned place.
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How Synergy Climbing and Ninja keeps the sport fresh
Davis Stewart describes Synergy Climbing and Ninja as a "climber's gym." The sprawling facility - a partnership between world-famous climber Lisa Rands, Tennessee Bouldering Authority and "American Ninja Warrior" Isaac Caldiero - opened on East Main Street earlier this year, and is already carving out a name for itself, says Stewart.
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Extreme Ink: Chattanooga-area adventure athletes share the stories behind their tats
Extreme outdoorspeople belong to a unique tribe, banded together by a drive to conquer the world one climb, one ride, one paddle at a time.
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Five podcasts to try on your next long-distance run
Looking for a podcast to delve into on your next run? Whether you're looking for straightforward racing tips, engaging stories from experienced runners or conversations about craft beer with some running advice tucked in, there's a podcast for every endurance running enthusiast.
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A new tool is helping connect farmers with place-based resources to ensure a legacy for their land (Sponsored Content)
A short drive outside of Chattanooga immerses you in some of the most idyllic farmland in the Southeast. Craggy limestone cliffs and forested coves hug soft, rolling green hills where local farmers cultivate produce, organic meats and award-winning cheese.
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What is it like to be a person of color in Chattanooga’s outdoors? Locals share stories, plus their efforts to bridge the nature gap
Redefining who belongs in the outdoors
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Chattanooga land trust hopes to demystify one of the Tennessee River Gorge’s most iconic species
With its stocky blue body, oversized head and shaggy crest, the belted kingfisher is an iconic species found along waterways throughout North America.
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A Cleveland, Tennessee, kayaker and paraglider shares stories from around the world
Melissa Hickson is not a thrill-seeker.
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Everything you need to know about the periodical cicada, plus Chattanooga’s evolution since the last emergence
Editor's note: By the time you read this, our mass emergence of spring cicadas may have already come and gone.
