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The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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How to make the most of your trip to Yellowstone National Park [photos]
In honor of the National Park Service's centennial, our family (two adults, two kids and a dog) took a two-week road trip from Chattanooga to Yellowstone National Park.
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Reasons to give trail running a go
Runners are oftentimes creatures of habit. They run the same routes, wear the same shoes, buy the same brands. That dedication to familiarity and routine can sometimes grow a bit... stale. So this year, why not switch things up?
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Tips for getting back on two wheels
Chattanooga has installed bike lanes, and new mountain biking trails are popping up all over Southeast Tennessee.
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Addressing these problems could take your climbing skills to the next level
So you've set your sights on conquering some of Chattanooga's baddest 5.11s.
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Hacks to help hook unseasoned campers
We at Get Out love to camp. The austerity of creating fire, sleeping under the stars - we can't get enough.
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Preparing to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail [photos]
Thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail is no easy feat. Most hikers can spend years preparing their bodies and their backpacks to tackle the 2,180-mile beast. But most hikers aren't Andy Ward.
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The big year for birders
Among birders, a 'big year' is a competition to see who can ID the most bird species within a particular calendar year and geographic region. Because it is a no-stakes contest, birders may set the scope of their own search, ranging from a single state to the whole world.
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Video: Here’s our outdoor roundup for December
Get Out Chattanooga and the Times Free Press present December's outdoor roundup with David Cobb and Sunny Montgomery.
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New legislation expected to further highlight Chattanooga’s outdoor industry
Local outdoor recreation advocates hope legislation approved by Congress last week will bring new attention and investment to the outdoors nationally and also to the Scenic City.
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Chattanooga-based cycling group takes on Europe’s toughest and most famous climbs
Graham took the trip with 15 of his comrades, all members of Team Bubba, a laid-back Chattanooga-based cycling group that anyone can join. They booked their guided tour through Discover France, which would take the cyclists from Mont Ventoux - one of the most grueling components of the Tour de France due to its elevation and steep grade - to L'Alp d'Huez.