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\n<\/a>Two Moon Park<\/a> “Two Moon Park (Yellowstone County) contains several narrow, gravel-surfaced trails that wind through stands of cottonwoods above and beside the storied Yellowstone River. The trails – Roche Jeune, Dull Knife, Mallard and Weeping Wall – can be linked together in various ways to come up with a number of do-it-yourself of loops and out-and-backs.” ….”At the Two Moon Park entrance you can jump onto the paved Dutcher Trail ,….\u00a0which from there winds down to the Yellowstone then upstream to Coulson Park.”
\n<\/a>Swords Park Trail<\/a>\u00a0is 3.8 miles and described by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy as wheelchair accessible.
\n<\/a>Norm Schoenthal Island Trail<\/a>\u00a0 1.9 miles. \u00a0Reviewers on AllTrails.com<\/a>\u00a0describe it as easy, and full of off-leash dogs and mosquitos. \u00a0Best to go early in the morning.<\/p>\n

Here is a website from Billings Parks and Recreation.<\/a> \u00a0It describes local trails by categories such as soft or hard surface. \u00a0 I suspect many of these trails would qualify for this website, but ease and\u00a0accessibility are not directly addressed. \u00a0 Their telephone number is\u00a0(406) 657-8371.<\/p>\n