Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Chattajack and Head of the Hooch boat races return to Chattanooga this fall
On a crisp morning, mist rises from the Tennessee River, signaling that fall is near, and with it, two premier watercraft races in downtown Chattanooga.
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Former Chattanooga health care exec now leads wildlife photography workshops across the world
Wildlife photographer Donna Bourdon says that wild animals make her shutter
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Looking for a good fall getaway? Try Ellijay, Georgia
The quaint town of Ellijay, Georgia, offers apple orchards and an apple festival, along with nature and trails
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The work and play going on in Tennessee caves beneath our feet
"Be ready to walk and crawl, bend and balance for four hours in a dark, damp, but very exhilarating environment."
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Popular activity known as ‘Everesting’ involves climbing 29,032 feet anywhere in the world
Climbing 29,032 feet in altitude, one step at a time
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Chattanooga area runners reveal what’s on their running bucket list
If you put a thousand runners in a room, you'll likely overhear a cacophony of discussions about shoes, how many miles they ran that day and, especially, what exactly they're training for.
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Catch fantastic fall bites on four Chattanooga-area fisheries
Chickamauga Largemouths: If you bass fish, you already know that Chickamauga is one of the best largemouth bass fisheries in the country. If you don't, a fall trip to this 60-mile-long impoundment of the Tennessee River might just turn you into a lip-ripper.
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This recipe for pumpkin-spice granola is perfect for fall
Get ready to embark on a taste adventure with the "Pumpkin Spice Harvest Crunch" — the ultimate treat for fall enthusiasts who can't resist a hint of pumpkin perfection.
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The Velo Vixens are pedaling toward empowerment in women’s cycling
Founded in 2007 as a women's road race cycling team, the Velo Vixens disbanded into multiple race teams over time.
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Geologist Amy Brock-Hon tells the story of the Tennessee Wall
Early one recent morning, the Chattanooga geologist Amy Brock-Hon and two companions approached the trail leading to the Tennessee Wall.
