Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 67
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The men behind the mountains
The story of the influential men and women working to preserve Chattanooga's precious lands
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The next ‘Outdoor Ambassadors’
Today, more than 318 million people live in the United States: 63 percent Caucasian; 17 percent Hispanic; and 12 percent African-American. By 2050, the U.S. population is expected to grow by 100 million. Hispanic and mixed-race communities are expected to triple. Whites will become a minority.
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2016 Race Guide
You probably knew Chattanooga was home to not just the Ironman, but the half as well - one of only a handful of cities worldwide to hold the distinction. But did you know the Scenic City has a full race calendar throughout the year? And when we say full, well, you'll see. The following pages are packed with as comprehensive a list as we could fit for races not just in Chattanooga, but throughout the region, you know, in case you want to get enough practice in to one day tackle the Ironman here at home.
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Cultivating a High Altitude Relationship
You know what they say: "Couples who climb together, stay together."
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Trail Survival: Ankle Breaks & Sprains
There's nothing quite as cringe-worthy as the split-second you take a wrong step on the trail and feel your foot twist in a way it really shouldn't.
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Get Your Pack and Go
Every backpacker had a first try once, so make 2015 your year to give it a go. Here's what you'll need.
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Simple Roasted Butternut Squash
During the cooler months, local farmers markets are bursting with brightly colored, flavorful and nutrient-dense winter squash varieties.
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Sharp Racer
Allie Sharp faced some bad news last year. The 17-year-old suffered a stress fracture in her shin that kept her from running track.
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The Beloved Red Hills
Located on the lush edge of the Cherokee National Forest, current day Ducktown, population 450, shows little evidence of its former self-save for the overgrown mine entrances alongside Highway 68 and the red soil that gleams through grassy pastures.
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Running Into the Sky
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