Meet and talk with others from all over Montana who are similarly interested in bike ped issues, learn what they've been up to, and what you can do in your own community. Topics will include:...

Billings TrailNet applied for a large grant last month to the Recreational Trails Program for the largest grant possible of $90,000. The application includes from (west to east): Paved parking at...

Sixteen riders raised a total of $3,885 to support Billings TrailNet at the inaugural Cycle for a Cause fundraiser Feb. 24 at Yellowstone Fitness. Participants pedaled their stationary bikes for two...

Do you know a woman who is interested in bicycling and could discover more happiness, experience improvements in her health or could overcome serious challenges by taking up the sport? If so,...

Billings TrailNet plans to develop a soft surface trail between the upcoming pedestrian underpass at Zimmerman Trail, connecting with Zimmerman Park's parking lot. This will be the first section of...

There is another TrailNet on the web, we want to be clear that it's BILLINGS TrailNet that works for multiuse trails and bikeways in Billings!* The organization depicted below has the trailnet.org...

Thirsty Street hosted warm welcome to Billings TrailNet members Thursday, January 11, for its 1,000 member celebration. While the temperature outside was a frigid 4 degrees F, the atmosphere inside...

Itemized deductions overall are not being eliminated (such as mortgage interest, medical expenses, charity), only certain itemized deductions are being capped (State income taxes) or eliminated...

by Tom Howard When Kristi Drake became executive director of Billings TrailNet back in 2012, she could have easily loaded all of Billings TrailNet’s dozen or so members  into the back of a stretch...

We are proud to say that former Billings Gazette writer, Tom Howard, is now writing many of the articles you read in our e-newsletter and blog. You may recognize Tom Howard as the Billings Gazette’s...