Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 23
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How to stay paddling fit in the off-season
Skin-to-the-wind season may be over, but cool weather doesn't have to cost you all your summer paddling gains.
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Naturalist Note: Fight like a girl
Following our interview with the first woman to set the Appalachian Trail speed record, this month's letter reflects on women in the outdoors.
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Ode to the wild turkey
Founding father Benjamin Franklin believed the wild turkey should be our national symbol.
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National Geographic’s Adventurer of the Year collaborates with Chattanooga artist
in 2011, Asheville, North Carolina's Jennifer Pharr Davis became the first woman to set the Appalachian Trail speed record, helping her become named of National Geographic's 2012 "Adventurers of the Year."
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Meet Ted Herget, the new owner of Rock/Creek Outfitters (Sponsored Content)
In mid-August, the Arkansas-based specialty outdoor retailer Gearhead Outfitters acquired Rock/Creek.
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A climber’s mission to bring the Southeast out from the shadows of the West
Steep South focuses on climbing to new media heights
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What do you need to complete an Ironman? Insights from a Chattanooga couple who coach and race.
Swim. Bike. Run.
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Bridge Chattanooga broadens urban kids’ perspective through nature
When Iyanna Lee started attending Dalewood Middle School as a seventh-grader, she had trouble with anger issues when dealing with teachers and other students. It wasn't until she began participating in an after-school program called Bridge Chattanooga that she learned to control her anger.
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Chattanooga Ironman 2019: What you need to know
"The site of the 11th race in the Ironman U.S. Series, Chattanooga, Tennessee, will lure athletes with its dramatic scenery, idyllic weather and low-key Southern charm." - ironman.com
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100+ miles and counting: A look at SORBA Chattanooga’s singletrack initiative 15 years later
One hundred miles of singletrack.
