Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 74
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Lyndhurst Grants Lead Chattanooga Outdoors
Noel Durant and others involved in the Cloudland Canyon Connector Trail (CCCT) project don't just see a light at the end of the tunnel - they see a beacon brighter than a supernova. It's been three years since the project was initiated - three years of planning, collaborating with other groups and organizations, waiting for favorable weather conditions, organizing construction crews and volunteers and raising funds necessary to complete all four phases of the project.
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River Passage
Tennessee River Blueway brings depth to region's recreation trails
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Going the Distance
The next time you're considering whether to enter yet another ho-hum Sunday-morning 5K, put away your credit card. There's a race out there that's more fun, more challenging and ultimately more satisfying. It will test your legs, your lungs and possibly your patience. It's a race that attracts runners who need a fix stronger than any free bagels and finisher's certificates can provide.
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Campfire safety goes beyond the flame. Here’s what you need to know about your firewood.
When you've seen campgrounds with slogans like "Buy it where you burn it" encouraging you not to bring in your own firewood, you kind of felt like it was a scam to get you to patronize the camp store.
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Tales Born of Fire
Everyone loves a good story, but there's no better place to stretch your imagination than in a circle of friends around a campfire. The spooky season of Halloween is on the rise, and with it is the rejuvenation of favorite late-night tales of ghosts and local legends. Good storytelling, however, is not always as easy as it seems - especially if you really want to see your listeners jump.
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Take a hike on the John Muir Trail
on the John Muir Trail
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College Coeds Go Wild
Every high school student looks forward to the day that they can leave home to begin the wildest years of their life. Universities in our region waste no time introducing students to their wild side - by handing them a rope, a paddle and a sleeping bag.
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Motion Pictures
Celeste Sneed doesn't have to look farther than her love of the outdoors to find inspiration for her work.
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Miracle at Nickajack
When David Gant saw the searing bright lights and heard the voices, he could only find one explanation.
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Mining for Gold
She might be on her way to London...
