City of Billings
January 18, 2022 2024-05-08 20:52City of Billings
Montana’s Trailhead
Bound on the north and east by the 400-foot sandstone cliffs known as the Rimrocks, Billings boasts a climate that is mild year-round. The population is estimated at just over 100,000, which is large enough to offer plentiful entertainment, cultural, and employment options and small enough to maintain the safe, friendly, small-town feel that is its trademark.
Things To Do
There is plenty to keep you busy in Montana's largest city. Billings is home to performing arts theaters such as NOVA and the Alberta Bair, several Carmike movie theaters, great shopping at Rimrock Mall, and restaurants to compliment any appetite.
Outdoor Activities
For the outdoor-oriented, there are several folf and golf courses, biking and running trails along the Rimrock cliffs that surround the city, and river access that is great for fishing, floating, kayaking, and rafting.
Nearby Attractions
When you are in the mood for a road trip, there are plenty of nearby towns and attractions that are well worth the drive:
- Red Lodge is a 50-minute drive from Billings and is known for its great skiing and downtown shopping;
- World-famous Yellowstone National Park is a 2 hour and 35 minute drive;
- The Beartooth and Pryor Mountains are both within an hour's drive and are perfect for hiking, fishing, and camping;
- Big Sky Ski Resort and Moonlight Basin are both 3 hours from Billings; and
- Bridger Bowl Ski Resort is 2 hours from Billings.
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