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According to Singletracks Mountain Bike Blog, Chattanooga can more than hold its own against LA, Vancouver and Colorado Springs. This comes with a minor caveat due to the selection process, but […]
You know how cranky you get when you miss a meal? Or even when you have to wait longer than expected? Now, couple that with the stresses of trail running […]
Dehydration is the number-one affliction of runners. Any runner can become dehydrated, under any conditions. Athletes who train for and participate in marathons are at particularly high risk. That\’s because the […]
Welcome to Marathon Monday, where we give you tips, insight and expert know-how — so you can prepare properly to finish your trail 26.2. All of these tidbits come directly […]
At noon on May 16, runners will take their first steps of the first-annual Thunder Rock 100 Mile Trail Race. If it\’s your first 100-mile trail race, you\’ll need to prepare […]
The Southeastern Climbers Coalition used a $2,000 grant from Wild Trails to improve access to the Castle Rock area in Jasper, TN. Castle Rock\’s former top parking area was plagued […]
Wild Trails recently donated $500 to Friends of Cloudland Canyon State Park from the proceeds of the 2013 Lookout Mountain 50 Mile Trail Race. Tom Pounds, President of FOCCSP, wrote […]
Randy Whorton, director of Wild Trails, was invited to discuss Chattanooga\’s trails, the running community, the boom of ultrarunning, and his role in developing some of the nation\’s most highly […]
2014 is shaping up to be a big year for Wild Trails, SORBA Chattanooga and Enterprise South Nature Park — with three projects scheduled or already underway. First is the […]
A college senior has posed an interesting question to several groups of runners for his Honors thesis: Is running an indicator of grit, or do gritty people run? Here\’s an excerpt […]