For more than 30 years, Rock/Creek has been helping you find the right gear for your outdoor needs. Now, they want to take you outside to use it.
by Sponsored contentJohn Wiygul, at times in his life, has climbed seven days a week - a feat made easier by owning his own climbing gym.
by Sunny MontgomeryThe answer is no. Nathan Worthington and Cody Buell have never been bit by a turtle while noodling. Though, understandably, they get the question a lot.
by Sunny MontgomeryAmid all that's surprising about asparagus, here's our favorite fact: The stalk vegetable makes a delicious soup.
by Sunny MontgomeryBefore Cash Daniels was born, his parents didn't recycle.
by Sunny MontgomeryAs the temperature begins to cool down, the air becomes crisp and the leaves start changing to beautiful hues of red and orange, we all feel the urge to get outdoors in the beautiful Tennessee Valley.
by Marie Howell and PT and DPTPartnership is at the heart of Chattanooga's next premier outdoor recreation destination.
by Sponsored contentThe plastic climbing walls found at the festival grounds in Tallahassee, Florida, were WeClimb founder Kendall Martin's introduction to rock climbing.
by Sponsored contentIn the late 1940s, clear, unaged whiskey was distilled all around and along what is now the Cumberland Trail.
by Robin Crump of Rock/Creek RacesPrep: 15 minutes | Ready in: 1 hour | Yield: 8 servings
by Jennifer BardonerName: Nick Carter
by Nick CarterWhere will your fall trips take you?
by Sponsored contentThe Hardrock 100 (HR100) is a grueling race.
by Sponsored contentImagine beginning your hike near the Cumberland Gap at the Tennessee/Kentucky border, only to travel 300+ miles on the same natural trail to the Tennessee River Gorge near the Tennessee/Georgia border.
by Sponsored contentFor more information about Chattanooga's growing MTB scene, check out sorbachattanooga.org. And if you're looking to connect with a local bike shop, the Rock/Creek store located on Riverside Drive is now a proud dealer of Specialized bikes and offers a full-service bike shop.
by Sponsored contentAnything that can manage to get 5-star reviews from more than a handful of people deserves a second look, and this dish delivers in spades.
by Jennifer BardonerWith Chattanooga under shelter-in-place orders for the past couple of months, local trailheads and parks have seen a significant bump in visitors — READ: they've been busier than ever.
by Amber Carver / Sponsored ContentIf you've ever driven past the Ocoee River and watched the many boaters heading downstream and thought, "What an adventure," you're not wrong.
by Sponsored ContentGinny Kelly wears a lot of hats — enthusiastically. She serves on three Chattanooga nonprofits, acts as the race director for Rock/Creek Races, and is currently working on her husband Tim Kelly's mayoral campaign. Here, she dons her race director hat to help people get safely back on the trail.
by Sponsored ContentYears ago, my husband joined me in Vegas while I was there for a conference, and in between sessions, we decided to head out to Red Rocks Canyon for a short hike. I specifically picked Ice Box Canyon because the name implied that even in the 104-degree temps, we might be able to find some respite from the heat.
by Allison Stowers and PT and DPT / Sponsored ContentWinding trails. Rolling farms. Breathtaking vistas. Tennessee is home to incredible natural resources that we love, enjoy and rely on — especially during times of crisis and uncertainty.
by Sponsored ContentIn 1992, Casper Cox signed up for a snorkeling trip on the Conasauga River with the Tennessee Aquarium.
by Sunny Montgomery (interview)