Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 54
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Case: Daisy helps young hunters bloom into responsible shooters
"The beginning is the most important part of the work." - Plato
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Fresh Air Calendar: June 13-19
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Teachers spend summer break learning about biology in Chattanooga area watersheds
Fourteen teachers from five states spent the beginning of their summer break doing the darter shuffle through the cool waters of South Chickamauga Creek.
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Tennessee boating registration fees expected to see first increase in 12 years
Tennessee owners of an estimated 264,000 boats may want to race to renew their boat registrations before July 1 in advance of the state's first fee increase in 12 years, pending approval by the General Assembly's Government Operations Committee.
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Rock/Creek wins The North Face’s first national award for Specialty Retailer of the Year; winnings donated to Mountain Creek project
Rock/Creek is the recipient of a new national award created by outdoor gear and apparel company The North Face to recognize retailers that partner with the company and impact their local outdoor communities.
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Photos: Official start of whitewater rafting season on the Ocoee River
Rafters paddled through rapids on the Ocoee River on the official start of the whitewater season on Thursday, June 6, 2019, in Polk County, Tenn. Intermittent rain didn't stop rafters and kayakers from enjoying the rapids of the Ocoee.
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Fresh Air Calendar: June 6-12
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Chattanooga Trail Dames get a taste of backpacking
A local group of seven women decided to observe the recent National Trails Day by going backpacking - some for the first time.
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Sewer project could pave way for permanent paddling access on South Chickamauga Creek
A makeshift gravel road leading to South Chickamauga Creek from Shallowford Road has temporarily given paddlers a long-sought-after put-in along a popular section of the waterway.
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Case: Finding new hunters and anglers isn’t just kid stuff
You could have knocked me over with a feather - if I had any, that is. The way this turkey season has gone, I didn't seem to have any feathers, much less any turkeys.
