Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 42
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How to make your nature photos worth a thousand words
Before their photos ever graced the pages of publications like Outdoor Photographer and Nature's Best, Tom and Pat Cory were merely lovers of nature - though, like most, they never saw it. Not really.
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Hipster bird-watching sets soar
The hipster has long been considered a rare sighting at wildlife refuges and bird sanctuaries. But now, members of this knit cap-wearing counterculture seem to be expanding their range.
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How Outdoor Chattanooga helped launch locals into a world of adventure
Without kayaking, Bailey O'Sullivan isn't sure how her life would have ended up.
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‘Hippies’ of the Sky: A glimpse into local air sport culture
Air sports practitioners know how they look to those who prefer to live life anchored to the ground.
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What’s ‘SUP, pup? An introductory guide to SUP’ing with your dog
As a former avid whitewater kayaker, when I first saw photos of people on stand-up paddle boards I thought, "Why in the world would anyone want to do that?" Where was the excitement?

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Biting Back: Your summer guide for vanquishing ticks
Hikers, beware. Tick season is upon us. And this year is shaping up to be one of the most severe on record.
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The power of parkour and how it can help regular runners
Changing Chattanooga from pathway to playground
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German professor ready to swim entire Tennessee River
Chattanoogans may not know the name Dr. Andreas Fath, but they will very soon. Beginning July 27, the professor of medical and life sciences at the University of Furtwangen in Germany plans to swim the length of the Tennessee River - all 652 miles, more than the distance from Chattanooga to the Great Lakes.
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Avitourism: The new trend in birding
The recently hatched concept of avitourism is taking flight. Like ecotourism - the trend of traveling to pristine, undisturbed places to observe wildlife and support conservation efforts - avitourism refers to similar travel specifically to birdwatch.
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New company educates through adventure
New company has combined focus