Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 99
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Dalton sets records, Signal Mountain takes big lead in CASL city swim meet
There are very few things that Mother Nature could throw at the 58th Annual Bill Caulkins City Meet at the Fort Oglethorpe pool that the organizers and participants can't handle.
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Case: You can’t forget that bears are dangerous
I think I have told you I like bears. At times they are some of my favorite people, sometimes not. They are very interesting critters, fun to watch and fascinating in their antics. More than once I have watched a large black bear pad across a forest floor of dry leaves and wondered how he did not make any noise.
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Outdoors calendar
Outdoor events happening in the Chattanooga area...
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Georgia Department of Natural Resources makes changes to regulations
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division is letting the public know about several recent changes intended to benefit outdoors enthusiasts in the Peach State.
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Outdoors Calendar
Outdoor events in the area...
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Historic agreement saves rafting on the Ocoee River [video, photos]
A historic private/public partnership finalized by Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam saved whitewater rafting on America's most popular rafting river and laid the groundwork for future deals.
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Soddy-Daisy’s Eli Christman national skeet silver medalist
Eli Christman continues his impressive shotgun achievements.
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Larry Case: Things you didn’t know about Alaska
So you are in the hunting, fishing, hiking, I-love-the-wilderness crowd, and you think you want to go to Alaska. Maybe, like me, you have spent much of your life thinking about, reading about and wondering what it is like in Alaska. As a kid, I pored over hunting and fishing magazines showing big bears, big salmon and big mountains, and I read anything I could find about the last frontier.
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Outdoors note and calendar
Outdoors notes
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Kirsten Sass first-place female, Seth Ruhling men’s winner in Chattanooga Waterfront Triathlon [photos]
A few years away and some changes to the course didn't hinder Kirsten Sass in her return to the Chattanooga Waterfront Triathlon. The first female competitor across the finish line even got unseasonably cool temperatures as a welcome-back bonus when the race started Sunday morning.
