Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 41
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Forest to fork: Foraging for wild edibles
The forest has many sounds.
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Here are 8 area scenic vistas you won’t want to overlook
The Chattanooga area has no shortage of vantage points from which to experience the sublime sunsets and fiery fall colors that reignite our passion for nature.
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The new wave of paddling
The canoe has been around for millennia, and ever since the first animal skin was stretched over a wooden frame, people have tried to improve on it - thus leading to some seriously cool projects in the world of paddling. Here are a few things to put on your wish list.
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Mountain fishing and where to go
With the magic that is the Tennessee Valley Authority keeping most dammed water levels consistent and therefore fishable, it's tempting to simply stay nearby, fishing Lake Chickamauga, Nickajack Lake and the Tennessee River.
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Xian Campbell: Chattanooga’s youngest ultra-runner
When Xian Campbell was just 4 years old, he ran his first 5k, and he hasn't stopped since.
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Choosing the bike seat that’s right for you
In the 1980s and early '90s, a bike seat was just a bike seat, with only a few styles from which to choose. Many were uncomfortable, but that was the reality of cycling.
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How an app is changing the way we approach environmental science
he next time you see a flower or creature you can't identify, all you need to do is pull out your smartphone and take a picture.
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Strategies to help you survive your next stage race
John Hardin doesn't think multi-day racing is as difficult as most runners expect it to be.
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The 411 on purifying water
That babbling brook you set up camp next to looks clean, right? That clear, running water has to be safe to drink, right?
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Scenic views to leap into this fall
Nothing screams "adventure" like pushing off a ledge with little more than a rope to slow your fall. But rappelling can be far more than just an adrenaline rush on your way down from a climb.