Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 47
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Insider information for your trip to Obed Wild and Scenic River [photos]
Before visiting any of Tennessee's many climbing meccas, 27-year-old Chattanooga native Nick Brown likes to be prepared.
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Hacks for rainy camping trips
It is a tragedy that's struck every camping enthusiast. You've double-checked the weather reports, and with an all clear, planned the perfect weekend outside with friends or family. That first cold drip of rain on your nose, though, quickly informs you of how waterlogged the days ahead will be. Yet another camping trip thwarted by rain.
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Chattanooga’s 2017 festival guide
Hip-hop festivals, apple festivals, whiskey festivals, pride parades ... Chattanooga isn't lacking for chances to get outside and party.
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Outdoor games to teach your kids about the wild
If there's anyone who knows just how hard it is to keep 5- to 12-year-olds engaged during lessons, it's Lynn Grabowski.
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Here’s our outdoor roundup for March
Get Out Chattanooga and the Times Free Press present the outdoor roundup for March with David Cobb and Gabrielle Chevalier - blooper reel included.
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Lemurs take over the Tennessee Aquarium
When Tennessee Aquarium guests ride the elevator up to Tropical Cove starting March 1, they will no longer be in the Scenic City - though the scenery may astound them.
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Up to 50 percent of fish could die in severe drought year
Some waterways are faring worse than others
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Chattanooga to host America’s newest long-distance trail
On a recent Saturday morning, I filled my backpack with fruit and protein bars and headed out to Cloudland Connector Trail, a 14-mile footpath from Cloudland Canyon State Park to Lookout Mountain.
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How one small island is saving its turtles, and how you can help
Just a 15-minute boat ride away from the coast of Costa Rica sits a little island called Parismina.
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Tour de Farms bike trip takes the scenic route through Tennessee’s farmlands
After hosting several cycling trips in the Appalachian Mountains around Chattanooga, Shannon Burke of Velo View Bike Tours kept hearing a particular question from many of his clients and friends: When are you going to take a trip through the valleys and farmland nearby?