Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 77
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Rapid. Risk. Reward.
When the last leaves fall from the trees and the ground turns cold, steep creek kayakers wait for rain. It comes in waves and moves quickly through the valley. So they obsess over forecasts and water levels. The kayak is always strapped on the car, ready. The paddles and dry suits are set out to grab on the run.
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In Search of Waterfalls
Water is restless - always moving and always seeking to reinvent itself in Earth's magnificent cycle. Life-giving rains fall furiously upon a mountaintop launching millions of tiny droplets, each seeping and creeping downward in search of its next state of being.
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Primitive Personalities
What kind of camper are you?
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Get Ready for RiverRocks
Thom Benson joined the streaming sea of 700 cyclists in last year's Sequatchie Valley Century-pumping and pacing with the peloton.
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The [Wilderness] Medicine Man
The program director of this year's RiverRocks Southeast Wilderness Medicine Conference has taken his medical skills from Haiti to the Himalayas and is one of the nation's leaders in wildlife medicine. One of his most intense moments as a wilderness doctor wasn't in a South American jungle or Central Asian steppe. It was with a group of Baylor students on a school trip.
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The Wild, Wild World of Bird Chasers
The bird was 1,170 miles away. From Chattanooga , Kevin Calhoon would have to snake through Alabama, then Mississippi, then Louisiana and then drive to the very tip of the bottom of Texas if he wanted to find it. But he was going to find it, no matter what.