Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 6
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The history of the Chattanooga Chase, the region’s oldest active road race
Sweat beads drip from smiling faces on a sunny Memorial Day.
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Eat Right: Save time but keep the flavor with this veggie gumbo recipe
This recipe's garden-fresh veggies remind us of warmer days, while its heartiness helps counter the chill still in the air.
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Chattanooga expert Bill Haley offers tips for identifying common hawk species
Bill Haley knows his hawks. Each fall, for the past 29 years, he makes daily trips to the Soddy Mountain Hawk Watch observatory to count birds.
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2023 Bassmaster Classic, world’s largest bass tournament organization, has Chattanooga roots, returns to Tennessee this March
When the Bassmaster Classic comes to Knoxville March 24-26, it will pit 55 of the world's best anglers against each other in heated competition on the Tennessee River.
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Project to save the lives of animals, motorists along I-40 takes shape in the Smokies region
Why did the black bear cross the road?
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Meet the Georgia woman, a double amputee, who helped bring all-terrain wheelchairs to 12 nearby state parks
The first time Melanie Dunn climbed into an Action Trakchair, it felt as if she was running. A double amputee, she hadn't experienced that exhilarating sensation in 10 years.
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Camping and outdoor essentials: Chattanooga area adventurers recommend their favorite pieces of gear
Camping enthusiasts know that the perfect gear list is a process of trial and error. Every night spent in a tent is an opportunity to refine that list for next time. What do you wish you had? What did you pack that you didn't need? Getting it right can take years of experience.
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Tennessee Valley Canoe Club volunteers working to restore antique canvas canoe for June auction
When an old, damaged wood and canvas canoe was donated to Tennessee Valley Canoe Club, Board Director BG Smith decided to fix it up. He planned to organize a team of volunteers and, hopefully, restore the canoe in time for the club's annual Paddle School auction in early June.
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A Chattanooga woman’s rise to become one of the top open-water swimmers in the world
Jenny Smith's rise to become one of the top open-water swimmers in the world began in her school library as a child in Carmel, Indiana.
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Check out the winners of this year’s Tennessee Wildlife Federation photography contest
Each year, the Tennessee Wildlife Federation hosts a photography contest, inviting amateurs and professionals alike to enter their best images of state wildlife and natural areas.
