Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 48
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Starting from the bottom? This guide will help you be a better belayer
Tips and tricks to help you be a better belayer
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Here’s what you can plant to attract more songbirds this season (and every other season, too!)
Spring is the most dynamic time for Tennessee wildlife. Black bears awake from their deep sleeps; songbirds return from their wintering grounds. And our backyards begin to bloom anew.
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Local runners helping shelter pups find a home
Most animal-lovers can list all the benefits that come with running alongside their four-legged friends - motivation, protection, company - but it's easy to forget how beneficial a quick jog can be for the dogs. Especially dogs like Hua.
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Chattanoogans share their unique trail names
Every time Elaine Gregory-Duty steps onto the Appalachian Trail, she ceases to exist.
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How wildfires can be beneficial
In the midst of a roaring blaze, a little bear cub climbed a tree, desperate to avoid the wildfire that would eventually consume 17,000 acres in the Lincoln National Forest.
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Turning back the clock: Camping without the tech
During a Rocky Mountain National Rendezvous, Linda Shriver-Buckner committed the crime of bringing in technology not available to American settlers
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A look into modular and folding watercraft
If you've ever folded origami or played with Legos, you may have caught a glimpse of the future of kayaks.
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Sara McIntyre sources life lessons from the farm
For her, life is about the journey, not the destination. But it is also about being in the dirt.
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The Wacky World of Chattanooga Runners and a peek at this year’s Chattanooga Marathon
Last October, on the fifth day of the seven-day, seven-state Mainly Marathons Appalachian Series, Courtney Bird crossed the finish line wearing a star-spangled cape and tawny-colored horse head mask.
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Dirtbag Diary: Stories from my VanVenture Part Two [photos]
Today marks three months on the road, living out of a van with my dog.