Cut Bank Trails (2025) Print

star-24px 2025 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

Project Category

Public places
└ Public space activation
This project will create a 1.4-mile paved, ADA-compliant path connecting the City of Cut Bank to the School Districts Sports Complex and Glacier Historical Museum. It aims to provide a safe walking route for pedestrians.

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