Trails for People
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The Billings Heritage Trails app provides an interactive map showing not only area trails, but also destinations such as schools, parks, golf clubs, and bike shops, as well as restrooms and community centers. Add this to your outdoor recreation toolbox!
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events
Ales for Trails
Our biggest annual fundraiser and trail celebration! Have a great time AND invest in local trails this summer!
Tour de Fleur
Celebrate family, friends and the joy of bicycling by riding to support trails in June. Decorate your bike and adorn yourself with springtime cheer during this fun community event!
Heart & Sole Run
Make your Fathers’ Day celebration a weekend to remember! The Heart & Sole Run is celebrating the 41st Annual Race in June. Proceeds go to improving the Billings trail system and the YMCA.
Become a Member
Do you value safe, well-maintained trails and traveling by means other than an automobile? Want to join fellow trail enthusiasts and be a part of connecting people and places?
Become a member today!
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donate to trails
At Billings TrailNet, we work tirelessly to ensure our community continues to make trail connections so that you can enjoy a walk, run, ride or roll- year ‘round on a trail near and dear to you. Donations go along way to creating more trails! Help us achieve our goals by investing in our city, and in your livelihood.
IN THE NEWS
Meet Lauren and Cody Brown of The Base Camp!
Established in 1975 by Scott Brown, The Base Camp emerged as a pioneering backpacking store in Montana. This past year, Scott's daughters Lauren and Cody Brown took over the family business and...
Harvest Worship Pastor Tells Us His Most Memorable Trail Experience!
Harvest Worship Pastor and avid outdoorsman Casey Ramage has hiked many of the trails in the mountains surrounding Billings and throughout Montana. "One of my favorite trails is the The Beaten Path...
Guest article by City Council Representative Denise Joy on the Importance of Safe Commuting
Walking should be a safe and efficient way to get to places for work, play, shopping and worship. The Dangerous by Design 2024 report from SmartGrowthAmerica has some stark statistics about the...
safety
report a concern
Have you noticed an area that is particularly dangerous for active transportation (walking, biking, or rolling)? Please use the form below to report your concern. It will be shared with the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee and related city departments.