Hiking Help
Common trail injuries and how to treat them
Take a Hike on the Bluff Trail
Historic significance, climbing opportunities and beautiful panoramic views.
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
You hear a branch crack, leaves rustle — it may be the wind, but maybe not. The woods are bustling with wildlife, but it’s often only by happenchance that you actually see any.
Shedding light on night hikes
Instead of fighting the night, embrace the season and experience hiking in a different — and arguably more exciting — way.
Save Yourself
Parachute cord was originally used by paratroopers as suspension lines for their parachutes during World War II.
What’s in your daypack?
Gear to save your life
Although a simple hike can seem harmless, studies show that more accidents and injuries happen on short hikes than on full-fledged wilderness sabbaticals.
Take a Hike
on the John Muir Trail
The 21-mile John Muir National Recreation Trail is just a short trip away for Chattanoogans.
On the Tech Trail
Getting out in nature can provide a much-needed escape, but techie innovations don’t necessarily need to be left behind while you’re packing for a getaway.
Hiking for a Cure
Chattanoogans hoping to hike for a cure can take their first steps this month when training begins locally for the Ultimate Hike.
Low-Impact Intentions
Though many of us know the basics of being a good steward to the environment, there still are some important facets of respecting natural areas that may not be common knowledge.
Trails Day Trips
To celebrate National Trails Day June 2, get your heart pumping, lungs expanding and muscles working in support of local trails.
Wild About Flowers
Spring has finally sprung and with it comes the opportunity to enjoy scenic hikes with fields of wildflowers in bloom.
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