Explore Walker County in Georgia through its newly curated selfie trail
Are you and your family trying to get out into nature more this fall but not sure where to start?
Are you and your family trying to get out into nature more this fall but not sure where to start?
In Chattanooga, the Tennessee River beckons to flatwater paddlers with its accessibility and urban charm. But for those looking to explore off the beaten path,…
Allow us to introduce you to plogging.
The Benton MacKaye Trail may soon become America's 12th National Scenic Trail.
On June 28, 15-year-old Edwards Tarumianz caught a gorgeous, almost pure white blue catfish on the Tennessee River near downtown Chattanooga. Captain Richard S…
Growing up in the Southeast U.S., we see the names of so many places that pay homage to indigenous peoples.
Georgia's first shuttle-serviced bike park, Jarrod's Place, is now open near Summerville about an hour outside Chattanooga.
From stargazing to swimming, plenty of unique opportunities await at various campsites across the Southeast. The camping experience, after all, should be about…
Fast-paced. Exciting. Different.
Every winter, the sandhill cranes arrive at Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge -- tens of thousands of them, chuckling, dancing and wearing red caps. Their migration is …
What do Eagle Scouts, giant sandstone boulders and the Tennessee River Gorge Trust have in common?
The "big bad wolf" really isn't that bad, says Jim Watson, a semi-retired Hamilton County teacher who's on a mission to dispel myths about wolves.
Ruth Pearl and Ken Elliott became birders in Africa.
While most experts agree that hiking is best with a partner or a group, sometimes the trail just calls to us, and we want to go out on a solo trek - which is e…
When Scott Higgins started mountain biking 30 years ago, no one taught him what to do - he just hopped on his bike and rode.