Thousands of Montanans use hiking and running trails every day, but the work that goes into building and maintaining those paths often goes unnoticed. MISSOULA, Mont. – Missoula Parks and Recreation is collaborating with the community to draft a new master plan that will guide the city's parks and trails for the next 10 to 15 years.

Understanding the Context

This past ... Missoulian: Missoula to update parks, recreation, trails and open space master plan Missoula residents paid for all the existing parks and trails and will pay for any future upgrades, so they might as well have a say in how they're designed and maintained. To accomplish that, the ... Sharing Missoula's Open Space: Trail Etiquette Trail etiquette allows hikers, bikers, runners, walkers, pet owners and equestrians to share the trails and avoid conflicts.

Key Insights

Remember, people of all ages and abilities use local trails to enjoy the outdoors and each other. Visitor Information Missoula has over 50 developed parks, plus: MOBASH Skatepark in McCormick Park Splash Montana Waterparks Currents Aquatics Center Riverfront Trail self-guided bike tour (PDF) Use the Park Locator to find a park in your neighborhood. Additional Recreation Resources and Information Use of Mobility Assistance Devices on City Trails (PDF) Vegetation Management and Herbicide Use ... Missoula Parks & Recreation is at the heart of an active, connected, and thriving community. With more than 500 acres of parks, 5,000 acres of conservation lands, 22 miles of commuter trails, and 35,000 trees across the city, we create endless opportunities for recreation, exploration, and wellness.

Final Thoughts

Most mountain bike skills workshops are centered around how to better ride trails. MTB Missoula's workshop this Saturday will be different: It's a six-hour clinic on how to build and maintain the ...