Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 73
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The Road to Limestone Paradise
El Camino al Chonta
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Hub of Activity
May kickstarts the Scenic City's roll into big-time, professional road racing
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Shakerag Contemplations
Want to learn more about nature writing? The Chattanooga Arboretum and Nature Center is hosting a series of four nature writing retreats.
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Great Kids in the Great Outdoors
Some kids get gold stars for good grades and exceptional behavior, but the fifth-graders at Calvin Donaldson Environmental Science Academy get more than just stickers of appreciation - they get adventure. Whether it's hiking, climbing or cycling, each week the students who commit time to practice their math after school and who behave well in class are offered the opportunity to experience the great outdoors while learning a life sport.
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Blue Streak
A bluebird can spot caterpillars and insects in tall grass at the remarkable distance of more than 50 yards.
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Chattanooga Challenge
CHATTANOOGA SETS THE STAGE FOR THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE
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Take 4
Four phenomenal filmmakers with ties to the region are ready for their closeups
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Dog Sleds in Prentice Cooper?
Saliva crystalized into frost on the huskies' chests. Harness latches iced shut and tuglines froze rigid. Water in bowls solidified in minutes. And on this February practice run for the Last Great Race on Earth, the morning low of 19 degrees was almost 80 degrees warmer than it could be at the 2015 Iditarod for which these sled dogs are training.
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Love & Marriage in the Outdoors
To commemorate the month of love, five couples discuss how playing together is the key to staying together.
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Destination: Newfound Gap
At 5,046 feet, Newfound Gap may be the lowest drivable pass through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, but it's still high on our list of favorite places to visit.