Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 52
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Give the gift of experience to the nature-lovers in your life
Christmas gifts for nature-lovers
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Thoughts of mortality and growing wanderlust lead photographer to ‘Land of Fire and Ice’ [photos, video]
Steve Rogers was far from an old man. He hadn't even hit 50 yet, and still had a full head of, admittedly graying, hair. However, it seemed he was constantly being stunned by news on social media: Friends and acquaintances from his school days were passing away.
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Gift Guide: Buying local for the outdoorsy kid on your list
Silent Cycles Mountain Bike: Custom built from start to finish in Chattanooga, this lightweight race bike is perfect for the discerning youngster cyclist.
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Gift guide: Buying local for the camper on your list
Sparrow knife: The Sparrow is listed as an EDC, or 'everyday carry,' knife, and it will suit even the most rugged outdoorsman's needs perfectly.
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Hitched in Her Hiking Boots: How one UTC grad met and married her soulmate on a hiking trip
Claire Henley Miller hiked the Pacific Crest Trail, met and married her soulmate within the first 30 days of hiking.
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Gift guide: Buying local for the hiker on your list
White Oak Hammock: This formerly local company may have sprouted wings after finding its footing in Cleveland, Tennessee, but its handcrafted hammocks are still the best in the biz.
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Gift guide: Buying local for the climber on your list
PMI Dynamic ERRATIC Rope: Give the gift of safety with the ERRATIC's ultra-durable design. PMI - named for nearby Pigeon Mountain in Georgia - has been perfecting its designs since long before climbing became commonplace.
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Gift Guide: Buying local for the paddler on Your List
Sea To Summit XT Cart: Ever been frustrated lugging your canoe or kayak from the trail to the water?
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Gift Guide: Buying local for the Birder on your list
Avian Jewels: A unique idea for the art-loving birder in your life, Avian Jewels is a collection of hand-sculpted, hand-painted bird eggs.
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Finding Home: How a 100-day road trip led one couple to relocate from LA to Chattanooga
After five years working on film sets, Corey and Emily Critser decided to leave Los Angeles. They were in search of a place that felt more like "home," which the couple defined using four criteria: