Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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How to catch Hiwassee trout on dry flies
With deft oar strokes, Bill Stranahan steered his high-prowed Clackacraft through the first set of shoals below the put-in.
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Cycling is resurging in Chattanooga. Here are 8 common mistakes to avoid.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were forced to stay at home and away from work and school for months to help control the spread of the disease.
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How do you hear common bird calls?
Birding by ear can be difficult, which is why some enthusiasts come up with tricks for remembering those tweets.
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Chattanooga area horse trail expert shares favorite riding spots
No other outdoor activity seems better suited to social distancing than horseback riding, as the size of a horse basically requires riders to stay at least 6 feet from one another.
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Your guide to homegrown adventure: How to hike, bike and paddle the Ocoee area, all while supporting small business
The word "Ocoee" has become synonymous with whitewater. But opportunities for adventure in the small mountain town run beyond the banks of its world-famous river.
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Stop worrying about ‘murder hornets,’ Chattanooga, at least for now
Last week, the New York Times published a story announcing the arrival of "murder hornets" to the United States.
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How the common box turtle became one of the most heavily trafficked animals in US, and how the Tennessee Aquarium is trying to fight it
A common box turtle slow-steps onto a two-lane byway, carrying the weight of its ornate shell and a bounty on its head.
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How the coronavirus pandemic has the potential to revive our relationship with nature
A revival is stirring right now; a return to our roots, to our deepest nature.
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Five invasive species we should be eating, plus recipes from locals
Could eating invasive species be the solution to an ever-growing problem?
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Here is the region’s first comprehensive map of water trails
With its vast network of rivers and creeks, the Tennessee Valley is a mecca for paddlers. Options abound. In fact, it can be a little overwhelming. Where does one begin? How does one find the put-ins, or check the gauge to ensure the river is navigable?
