Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 70
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Dusk ’til Dawn
By the start of April, the students of Southern Adventist University are growing restless. This year's long winter has too long kept them indoors, away from the mountains, the rivers and the trails. But in one night, that will all change. People will crawl over campus, climbing ropes, blindly moving through tunnels, racing the clock and each other to claim the prize of winning this year's Dusk 'til Dawn Adventure Race.
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Trials of Training
You're in the midst of training, and the last thing in the world you want to do is run another step or swim another stroke.
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Advanced Weaponry
I must admit that when I first began researching RMJ Tactical, I had to wonder why a person would ever need a $400 tomahawk.
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Wide Angle
This March 21-23, theatergoers will be transported to new corners of the natural world when the Chattanooga Choo Choo Centennial Theatre hosts the second annual Lookout Wild Film Festival, featuring between 30-40 documentaries. The precise number of films is yet to be determined. Board members are still wading through submissions.
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Escape Route
I was not at all surprised to receive this email late at night, in fact I never expected to receive it at all. Lazaras Lake is a legend, an elusive figure, a leader of a cult.
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Starting Gate
SORBA rolls out new trail race series
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Cycle Style
With his shaggy hair, full beard, flannel button-down and fleece vest, one might guess Jordan Humble is the outdoorsy-type, perhaps with a penchant for craft beers and bicycles. One would guess right. Humble, a Chattanooga native, is a cycling-enthusiast and professional racer. Recently, he added entrepreneur to his resume when he launched Escadrille, the new Internet-based company that specializes in highend cycling gear. And it all started because Humble wanted to impress a girl.
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Highlight Reel
One hundred and seventy- five hours spent filming. Countless more editing. Two years and just two cameras. Ultimately, Louis Lee's making of his documentary Outdoor Chattanooga came down to three important life events: whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River, surviving the blizzard of '93 and meeting Ruth Thompson.
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Total Transformation
It's one of those days on Lookout Mountain-the kind that makes you want to pull the covers over your head and hibernate. But in the cold, mist of a Saturday morning, five teenagers work steadily clearing brush along Old Wauhatchie Pike. What's more, they actually want to be there, laughing and joking as they rake, weed and roll logs.
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Iron Appetite
A Get Out Iron Will update