Extreme outdoorspeople belong to a unique tribe, banded together by a drive to conquer the world one climb, one ride, one paddle at a time.

As we move from the dog days of summer to crisp mornings of autumn, outdoor enthusiasts set their sights on new avenues to explore, and if you haven't explored the Sequatchie Valley, put this region at the top of your list.

BIPOC-led initiatives are redefining who belongs in Chattanooga's outdoors community.

A person needs more than navigational skills or medical training to join a search-and-rescue team.

For most, competing in an Ironman triathlon would be a lifetime achievement.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Tennessee's Natural Areas Preservation Act, passed in 1971.

Equipped with whistles and flags, more than 100 paddlers arrive before sunrise to find their place among the buoys.

Ground puppy. Snot otter. Lasagna lizard.