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Best, easy to make cocktails while camping
A well-earned drink can be the perfect end to a long day - even in the outdoors - and you don't have to pack a full bar to do better than a cooler full of Miller Lite. There's a bevy of adult drinks that are refreshing and easy to make, even while out on the trail or at your campsite. Using what you'd normally bring with you to mix and flavor your drink keeps things lightweight.
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How triathlons can help your child succeed
While Chattanooga athletes are building strength, speed and stamina in anticipation of 2017's awesome list of races, Katie Schumacher, director of the Chattanooga Girls for Tri, says local kids should start prepping for races of their own to build something even better: confidence.
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Video: Here’s our outdoor roundup for January
Get Out Chattanooga and the Times Free Press present January's outdoor roundup with David Cobb and Gabrielle Chevalier.
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National Park year in review: The good, the bad and the beautiful
Highlights and lowlights from the National Park Service's 100th anniversary
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Overlooked and underutilized: Making the most of TVA’s undeveloped lands
Across the scope of 293,000 acres of land managed by the Tennessee Valley Authority, more than 229,000 of those acres encompass undeveloped land ever-patiently waiting for the public to enjoy.
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Pro tips to help young clay shooters take aim before they jump the gun
The first time Eli Christman tried clay shooting, he felt like he had no idea what he was doing. Now, four years later, the 18-year-old has won multiple state skeet titles and found a hobby that will serve him for a lifetime.
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South Pittsburg teacher trades classroom for Alaskan wilderness
When Tab McNabb was a child, a painting of a sailboat hung on his grandfather's wall. McNabb was mesmerized by the image - the perfect white sails; the wind-pocked sea; the boundless horizon.
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Things to know if you want to get into kayaking or paddleboarding
Unlike other outdoor recreation such as hiking, paddling can be a tougher nut to crack for someone who wants to try it for the first time.
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Casting a line into the world of angling
So you're looking to 'hook' a person who thinks fishing is boring?
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Local film festival inspires man to sell home, take family on RV tour of U.S.
For four years, the Lookout Wild Film Festival has showcased the finest adventuring from directors near and far. The upcoming fifth anniversary festival, set for Jan. 19-21, will feature films about rappelling into a volcano, standup paddleboarding down the Amazon River, and more than a few outdoor quests undertaken with a faithful canine companion.