Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Top-ranked, champion cyclist from Chattanooga talks about his ride must-haves and nutrition
There is a conscious decision every cyclist has to make when going for a ride: What do I carry?
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A creeking connoisseur: How record rainfall and sheer commitment helped one local creek boater spend 50 consecutive days on whitewater
Pluviophile (noun): a person who has a fondness for or a desire for rain; a lover of rain - also known as a creek boater.
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Chattanooga girl reflects on being the first female in her Boy Scout troop
Every time 10-year-old Ansley Close recites the Scout oath or adds a new badge to her Webelos Cub Scout uniform, she challenges the opinion that Scouting is only for boys.
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Bringing back the Brookies: Conserving and creating habitat for the Southeast’s only native trout
Last June, 280 fingerling brook trout were released into Little Stony Creek on Cherokee National Forest northeast of Elizabethton, Tennessee.
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Headaches after running are quite common. Here’s what you need to know.
Up to 50 percent of runners report having experienced a headache after running or exercising, according to Dr. Derek Worley, a board certified doctor in sports medicine and internal medicine at Erlanger.
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How drones are giving search and rescue efforts a new perspective
The next time you stumble off the beaten path and find yourself lost and alone, you might be able to look to more than just your surroundings for help.
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The relationship between man and purple martin is centuries old. Here’s how you can attract the bird to your property.
The purple martin is one of Tennessee's most beloved summer residents. And the feeling is mutual.
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Answer the call of the wild with our 50-state bucket list of summer vacation spots
Ah, summer vacation.
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Naturalist Note: The world beyond our comfort zone
This month's feature brings you a bucket list of the most extreme outdoor adventures in all 50 state.
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Will these Appalachian Trail thru-hikers make it?
Every year, when spring arrives at Amicalola Falls State Park, so do droves of ambitious backpackers.
