Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 45
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Blue Rock competition gives sneak peek of new climbing locale
For years, Blue Rock in Marion County has been little more than eye candy for travelers on the Fiery Gizzard below. After the first weekend in May, however, the private land will become the envy of Chattanooga's climbing community.
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Turning the commute into a journey
As often as he can, Marshall makes the 12-mile commute from his home to the Volkswagen plant on his bike.
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These local pets love extreme adventure
Thirty-five thousand years ago - before dog became man's best friend - wolves traversed the wild. They climbed mountains and crossed rivers, traveling dozens of miles every day.
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Trail ninjas: The stealthy maintenance workers behind Chattanooga’s clean trails
A host of stealthy volunteers and park staff constantly work to keep your favorite trails hikeable.
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What to pack in a race drop bag
This cross-examination provides a snapshot of drop bag culture.
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So, you want to camp IN your car?
Sleeping in your car doesn't have to mean restless sleep and a crick in your neck.
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Local teachers awarded thousands to travel the globe and share experiences with their students
The Public Education Foundation provides real life adventures for local teachers.
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No Way, Jose: The Road to Oaxaca Leads to Key West
Stranded travelers are faced with a decision: what to do now?
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Meet the pigeon who thinks he’s a dog
Russell the Pigeon is more like a dog than a bird, says Sherry Turner Teas, co-founder of Happinest, a local nonprofit organization that rehabs raptors, songbirds and small mammals. Since 2012, Teas has helped rehabilitate and release around 1,000 songbirds and waterfowl, including more than 50 pigeons.
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Golden Anniversary: TVCC celebrates 50 years
Reaching 50 years of something is no small feat, and the Tennessee Valley Canoe Club knows it.v