Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 58
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The mystery of birds in Chattanooga that mimic other birds
Beginner birders know the struggle of learning to ID bird songs and calls. And here to complicate the matter further? Bird mimicry.
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This new tent looks to solve some of camping’s problems
We love camping, but we'll admit, there can be some drawbacks to regular tents.
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Five apps every runner should download
Every runner knows there are certain things you should never jog without. Like water. Or identification. And now, your smartphone - but not for the reason you think.
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Tennessee Aquarium seeking volunteer divers
The relationship between divers and the aquarium is a mutually beneficial one, says Communications Manager Thom Benson.
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Local students take on lessons in outdoor classrooms
Mother Nature was our first teacher, but throughout the years, we have neglected her knowledge in favor of lessons from dusty textbooks.
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Enjoy Chattanooga’s outdoor scene with 10-week naturalist program
With Chattanooga's backdrop, outdoor recreation options are nearly endless. But did you know education opportunities are just as prevalent?
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East Tennessee’s best-traveled adventurer
In 2005, he traveled over 100,000 miles to visit every state in the Lower 48. He has visited nearly 300 national parks, monuments and battlefields, hiked over 1,300 unbroken miles of the PCT - twice - and is now attempting to climb the tallest mountain in every contiguous U.S. state.
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How to patch your craft
Every paddler who cares about his or her boat should know how to patch it, both after a trip and out on the water.
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GALLERY: The rough and tumble (or so you thought) world of off-road motorsports
DID YOU KNOW? The TKO is the largest extreme enduro event in America. In Europe, the largest one is the Erzbergrodeo, hosted in Austria atop an ancient iron mine.
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Hard work leads to a happy heart
Ignoring the beads of sweat dripping down my forehead, I tug at the rope in my hand. And it tugs back. Hard.
