Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 60
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Ocoee rafting center is an Olympian-producing factory
The absolute pinnacle of competition: The Olympics. While there is definitely something to be said for competing against yourself, a spot at those fabled games is what so many paddlers at the Nantahala Outdoor Center are striving to land. And 22 - including two gold medalists - have.
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Major climbing accident, diabetes diagnosis lead man to open Chattanooga Holistic Medicine
A few years ago, while living in Colorado, Blake Storey experienced a climbing accident that left him with a broken humerus, shattered jaw and fractured spine.
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[Video] Times Free Press and Get Out Chattanooga present June’s Outdoor Update; includes bloopers
Watch David Cobb and Gabrielle Chevalier discuss June's Outdoor Roundup for the Chattanooga Times Free Press and Get Out Chattanooga Magazine.
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Local whitewater paddlers take off in search of adventure, and find life lessons
The ebb and flow of life has often been compared to a river's ever-changing features, and no one understands this metaphor better than a creek boater.
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Paddle in to these local bird watching spots
Backyard bird watching is fine. But it's summertime, folks! Why not use the weather as an excuse to get out on the water?
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Ready Camp offers outdoor excitement with none of the fuss
Ah, the outdoors. Wild. Free. Accessible to anyone. If the outdoors are so free and accessible, though, why is it so expensive to go camping?
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Semper Fly: Project Healing Waters aids veterans through fishing
The healing power of water is a common theme throughout fiction, but for Ross Schweinforth of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, it's much more than stories. It's real.
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Local cycling glove company simplifies, innovates
Cycling gloves. That piece of equipment people always seem to forget on their gear checklists.
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Cool off this summer with creek exploration
Swimming pools can be fun, but, as Audubon Acres Manager Kyle Simpson articulates, "To dip your feet in a natural, flowing stream, it's just different."
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UTC professor opens world to students through environmental study trips to the Bahamas
Over the past 18 years, biologist Dawn Ford has been leading undergraduate research trips from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga to San Salvador, Bahamas. A small-town girl raised in rural Horse Branch, Kentucky, Ford never imagined that her lifelong passion for the environment would one day open up the world for others.
