Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 29
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From the Trail: Appalachian Trail thru-hikers share their motivations and progress
According to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, in 2017, an estimated 3,735 hikers embarked upon the epic 2,200-mile journey, traveling from Georgia to Maine.
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Billy Collier: Made of iron
In the early 1980s, when Billy Collier first heard about Ironman, still a new concept at that time, he thought, "It can't be done. Not by a 'commoner,' anyway," which is how he describes himself.
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Trails and campsites to hit with your horse
Equestrian camping may be a lesser-known way to experience the outdoors due to the specific knowhow required, but when mastered, it can be an incredible bonding experience for both horse and rider.
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Local eateries to help you satisfy your hunger closer to the trail
Some days, after a satisfying meal, all you want to do is take a nice, long walk. Other days, after an invigorating hike, the only thing keeping you on your feet is the promise of food. In either case, one thing remains true: Proximity is everything.
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The surprising tales behind Chattanooga trails
What's in a name? When it comes to the trails at Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, Mark McKnight says the answer is "more than you'd expect."
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Hike in for wild trout on the Jacks River
The angler crouches low and observes, pulling together pieces of a puzzle that should be solved before the pool is disturbed with a careful first cast.
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Thirteen ways to bird
The scope of birding is broad.
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The historical element behind several Chattanooga area mountain bike trails
Local MTB favorites mark history in more than one way
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Conservation group gives sneak peek into land acquisition process
Cody Roney remembers the Southeastern Climbers Coalition's acquisition of Hospital Boulders as a particularly difficult one.
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Worldwide photo contest comes to Chattanooga
Leave No Trace ethics say that one should take only memories and leave only footprints when exploring.
