Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 88
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More than 1,000 gallons of fuel spill into creek running into Tennessee River
Norfolk Southern identified as source of petroleum leak into Citico Creek
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Chattanooga site proposed for list of country’s most toxic places
A local site composed of residential properties, including areas used by children, has been proposed to be put on a list of the country's most toxic places.
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Broken flume leads to extra paddling season on Ocoee River
While people across the U.S. take shelter during a bitterly cold winter, paddlers in drysuits are flocking to the Ocoee River to enjoy an unusual paddling season.
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Two Chattanooga Superfund sites are in flood zones, but EPA says there’s no risk
Trucks squeeze through narrow roads as steam pours from a nearby plant in Alton Park. A man walks out of a barbershop, laughing with a child, another works on a pickup truck a block away.
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Case: What will the new year bring for outdoors enthusiasts?
I'm not really sure how we got here. How could it be a new year?
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Chattanooga area outdoors calendar
Soddy-Daisy chapter of Tennessee Trails Association hikes hosts a strenuous 5 miles in, 5 miles out hike Saturday at Roaring Creek.
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Karen Lawrence Run results
KAREN LAWRENCE RUN
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Noah Cochran, Anastasia McKay win Karen Lawrence Run
Noah Cochran won the 39th Karen Lawrence Run on a cold, cold New Year's Eve, and Anastasia McKay was the female winner of the 4-mile race benefiting the local Ronald McDonald House Charities.
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Chattanooga area outdoors calendar
Cloudland Canyon will have a night hike on Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.
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Tennessee could receive nearly $21 million annually for conservation
Tennessee could receive nearly $21 million annually for proactive wildlife management, conservation and restoration under proposed bipartisan legislation introduced in Congress.
