Jan 7, 2023 | Main Events, Trail News
Applications are open and organizations are vying for a piece of the $3 million which will be awarded for trail projects throughout Montana. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks manages both the Recreational Trails Program and the Trail Stewardship Grant Program, and...
Nov 1, 2022 | Main Events, Trail News
Part I: A Tribute to Kelly A. Fulton (1982-2022) Kelly Fulton, the tall guy pictured in the middle of the photo above, was a Billings native and a bicycle and running advocate. When he died, he was a high school math teacher at Bozeman High School in Bozeman, where he...
Nov 1, 2022 | Main Events, Trail News
If you hike often in Zimmerman Park you may notice that broken glass and garbage isn’t as prevalent as some other places on the Billings rims. Honoring and caring for this beautiful area we can enjoy just a few minutes from any neigbhorhood in Billings is...
Oct 28, 2022 | Main Events, Trail News
It is critical to take the time to call the police and make a report. This is the ONLY data transportation planners have to use in determining safe design and other mitigants for safety, like policies against distracted or intoxicated driving. This data is collected...
Oct 28, 2022 | Main Events, Trail News
We need your input about which trails and parks you would like to see developed. We will use this information when we communicate with city government to advocate for projects. The survey takes less than five minutes and we ask you to complete it by November 4. Thank...
Oct 11, 2022 | Main Events, Trail News
The Nez Perce National Historical Park (NPS) was established in 1965, charged with preserving and protecting sites and resources significant to Nez Perce history and culture. The site is on a route used by cyclists that ride west to it from Billings, then on to Molt...
