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City Council is poised to approve the funding necessary to build a pedestrian and bike trial along Zimmerman Trail. Meanwhile, the Parks Department is struggling to keep up with maintenance and repairs on existing parks with the budget it has. And a budget increase is not currently in sight, as community concern over public safety continues to direct resources toward law enforcement and tax fatigue has led voters to reject bonds and levies at the ballot box.

The Montana Trails, Recreation & Parks Association is meeting in Billings this week. Part of that group went on a tour of the Skyline Trail on Tuesday afternoon.

If you are in Billings, you are likely painfully aware of the construction thats been taking place along the Rims on airport road for the better part of the year.The

When Craig Erickson and his team at Shive-Hattery Inc. began discussing concepts for a pedestrian bridge over the Raccoon River, they spent a lot of time talki

The Marathon loop around Billings is about 68% complete. This journey takes you around the entire city and is just a little over 26 miles.

Billings Trailnet receives donations for Skyline Trail and last updated 2020-12-20 01:49:52-05 Two men concerned about bicycle safety recently made some donations to Billings Trailnet to help build the Skyline Trail. Retired fireman Dick Charbonneau donated another $20,000. Courtesy: Billngs Trailnet Dick Charbonneau and Kristi Drake. He had previously given $60,000 and there is a plaque with his name on the trail. Courtesy: Billings Trailnet A bicyclist, who wants to remain anonymous, was hit ...