Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Beat cabin fever this winter with delayed-harvest trout at Big Soddy Gulf
With cold November rains, water temperatures fall and stream levels rise at Big Soddy Gulf. The creek is too cold to swim in, but conditions are perfect for rainbow trout, and area anglers are taking full advantage.
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Where do summer sports go in the winter?
The ebb and flow of seasons. From sunny summer, alive with blooms and sounds, to dormant winter, cold and still — at least, that's how a large part of the country sees it.
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The story of Chattanooga’s Lookout Wild Film Festival
From amputee rock climbers to high-altitude hula-hoopers to cave unicyclists, the Lookout Wild Film Festival offers attendees the opportunity to see more of the outdoors in the Southeast and around the world, experience a sense of awe and exhilaration and witness the extraordinary stories of extraordinary people, all without having to leave the Scenic City.
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Chattanooga’s ninja champion Isaac Caldiero — and the making of a sport
A few months ago, a high school friend got married.
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Chattanooga’s winter camping scene offers a range of possibilities
When it comes to winter vs. summer camping, in the Chattanooga area, you can have a foot in both camps.
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Any child can benefit from working with horses outside, therapist says
As someone who's been around horses her entire life, Tara Yelliott says she knows from experience the benefits these animals provide and believes the benefits translate to almost anyone.
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Walden’s Ridge and Aetna Mountain welcome new trails for cycling, hiking and running
Cycling options for area mountain-biking enthusiasts have undergone a massive expansion with the opening of two new trail systems within minutes of downtown Chattanooga.
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A look at four ski resorts not too far from Chattanooga
If you're itching for a ski trip but want to skip the plane flight, several options are located within a few hours' drive from Chattanooga.\
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The most common birds in the Chattanooga area, plus other fun local birding facts
The Chattanooga area is known for its biological diversity, but the abundance of bird species that call the region home and migrate through the area may be surprising even to those who think of themselves as nature lovers.
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Jellyfish and bats: Two misunderstood and fascinating creatures
For those of you spending a good amount of time outdoors, you've likely shared space with some interesting creatures.
