The park was awesome. Two of my friends and I went to go and play disc golf ( Frisbee Golf) . I…read moreenjoyed this park a lot. I am more of a woods guy with the courses with more difficulty. If you are a beginner this is the course for you. Make sure you take a pic of the map in the front by the bathrooms I believe. The picture is below.

Great park for interacting it's the local homeless population while eating lunch. They may even…read morewatch your children for you while at the playground.

Awesome place to stop en route or if you're in the area. Nice sized lake that allows kayaking,…read moreSUPing, and fishing. Just be sure to wear your life jacket or else you will get fined. :) There is a path around the lake to walk, a playground area, a dog park (park at the launch area and walk .25 miles), and some shelters you can rent out. Also plenty of restrooms as well. So glad we stopped to SUP for an hour- the weather was absolutely perfect. $6 parking for out of state license plates and the park rangers do come by to check!

It's a nice place to hang out,throw a line and walk around.semi-ok dog park.non motorized…read moreboats,kayaks rafts and such.it's not bad if you have nowhere else to go ,but there are much better parks all around the area to visit and walk around.One could also visit the Indian caves or Pompeys pillar. There's also chief Joseph state park as well.there are several other choices.A short drive can put in Red lodge with much more area to explore,and far better scenery.

I am not entirely sure I would classify this as a park, its pretty much a parking lot with access…read moreto a running trail. I really didnt see any picnic tables or much more that would help classify this as a park, but then again I was in a hurry to get to the airport so all I managed to get to do was a short walk on the trail and walk to the river to take in the amazing scenery. The river walk area takes you to the Yellowstone River, and offers you a great view of the Sacrifice Cliffs which are pretty spectacular. I wish that I had more time, it would have been great to be able to bike down the trail. If I ever make it back to Montana, I will be sure to return.

This park is pretty close to the airport, so you can also do some plane-spotting as you please…read more There's quite a few smaller personal aircraft here, so it's great to watch! Now onto the park itself. There's a parking lot with a few picnic tables, and a trail that seems to go out into the horizon. There's nothing stopping you from getting close to the edge of the rim rocks either, so you can peek over the edge if you dare. There are amazing views of the city, especially pretty in the sunrise.

At nearly the half-way point on a trail between Zimmerman Park and both Two Moon and Coulson Park,…read moreSwords Rimrock Park brings you onto the Chief Blackwater Trail in a spectacular fashion. They call it a Park, and I suppose with a couple of picnic tables in the shelter and the "necessary" building, it is a park, but not one that encourages long-term lounging. There's something about this spot that makes you want to walk, or run, or meander. Here, on top of the rimrocks, either direction, there's an impressive view of the City continuing all the way over to the Beartooth Mountains. It's a park that's also the trailhead for further exploration. Along the route there is an occasional bench upon which to sit and look at the sunset, or the sunrise, or the clouds moving over the mountains. The path is wide enough to accommodate walkers, joggers, and bikers in both directions. It's ADA accessible. But, come back to the Park to take a break, or have that picnic, or just stand around and chat with friends. You can't lose with the view.

Two weeks ago when we went to the swimming pool my 8-year-old was allowed to ride the slides. Today…read morewhen we went they said that he was too small to ride on the slides. He knows how to swim it's only 3 ft when you freaking reach the bottom and so yes I swapped wristbands with another girl that was taller and gave it to him cuz the girl didn't want to ride he wanted to ride on the side like he did two weeks ago but unfortunately they saw that so when me and my son went up to go down the slide they had three ladies up there and the one lady was just rude as all can be and she said it's for the saved my child's head reached the middle of the orange part on the pole like I don't know why they got to be so weird about it my son has been on many slides many many waterslides and has never had issues like I can understand if you did not swim or whatever the case may be but the kid just wants to have fun you guys let him on the slides two weeks ago with no problem if you guys all need to be on the same little policies and rules or something because you brok my kids heart today thanks for that

What an incredible city park. There's no way you can visit this park and not find something to do…read moreor see or find a place to sit and enjoy the outdoors. Joggers, hikers, adults, kids, families, dog walkers, little league players, swimmers, all have their own space. It has everything: Swimming pool, playground, baseball/softball field, a hiking/jogging/walking trail, a sculpture garden, picnic tables, and more. The big trees provide shady areas for having that picnic or a party. The sculpture garden is an interesting addition to the park. It doesn't seem to fit into the entire outdoor activity thing. On the other hand, why not? The park sees a lot of foot traffic and if the art community wants to showcase the local talent, why not a park. Art for everyone.

Nice park. Well maintained. Great views of the valley. Nice breeze, and clear sky's when we…read morevisited. Visibility was 20 miles. Few people on a Thursday. Great place for a walk, and kill some time. Waiting for the RV to get fixed. Recommend!

Zimmerman Park is something everyone should checkout, great city skyline views, cool Little Rock…read moreclimbing spots, some challenging and some not so challenging areas, definitely a great spot for a quick workout or very rewarding hike!

Horrible place to visit. I thought there may be a trail- it's not a long trail, just a few steps to…read morea blur of what once was- they've had vandalism and people trying to erase history of what once inhabited Montana originally and what was pushed away onto a reservation. It's very touristy and has a info area where you can see more of the artifacts found from the indigenous people who inhabited indigenous Montana. The young girl who was sitting up front, did not greet nor smile- I said hello and she ignored me, so even louder I asked how are you doing, arms crossed and still not smiling, said good- and it ended there. Rude and your an anglo Saxon selling native American postcards and art and displaying their artifacts- with an angry and hateful demeanor, I find that interesting..??

Travelers tip: Don't…read morevisit if you expect to see pictographs. From what we could see, this site stands as a historical fact of pictographs at one time, with information displays. Over time, the pictographs erode. You'll see one example of the latter below. Admission is $8.

Just up the hill from Swords Rimrock Park, along a one-lane unpaved road, is the Yellowstone Kelly…read moregrave and the site dedicated to this Civil War veteran, scout, hunter, trader who was friends with some notable people of his time. It's a strange place for a grave for someone eligible to be buried in Arlington, but according to the writings about him available at this center, he wanted to be buried where he had his "greatest adventures" and so Montana, high on the Rims overlooking the Yellowstone Valley, it was. The view from here is spectacular. It's also very quiet. There are some easy, paved paths winding near the markers describing the life of Yellowstone Kelly. There's a paved parking lot, if you choose to make the drive here, but it's also accessible from the Heritage Trail path coming from MetraPark for those who prefer hiking, walking, or biking. If learning about historical figures who helped make Billings is on a must-do list, then make the hike. If that's not your style, it's also a nice pause on your walk or run along the trail.

A large, well-maintained soccer complex. A dozen or more soccer fields accommodating the youngest…read moreplayers up to high school, I think. They have concessions, and plenty of restrooms (no porta potties!). Grass is healthy. Field lines are prominent and straight. Parking can be a bit chaotic, so give yourself a little extra time. No lights so they obviously don't host night games. All in all, a nice enough place to spend a couple hours on a Saturday watching the kids' games!

Close to town, easy to find and park at the trailhead. The trail is very steep for the first half…read moremile or so as you head to the top of the Rimrocks, but once you're up, it's all flat and some gorgeous scenery. There are two different loops you can take at the top, and it you do both, the total distance is 3 miles round-trip. The trail is easy to find and follow, great for novice hikers and kids as long as you have the endurance to get to the top. Take a picnic to the top! Lots of great spots to see below to town and out to the mountains. Some shaded areas too. Dogs on leashes are permitted. I did not see any restrooms, or picnic tables. There is also a disc golf course here too; I don't know anything about disc golf, but some of the baskets were in very challenging spots!

This is a wonderful trail just minutes outside of town. First part of the journey is straight up…read morebut well worth Klein. Once you get on the plateau it's a very easy walk from there back to the bottom. Some incredible views with a very nice breeze blowing. It was 100° when we went but still very pleasant due to the low humidity and the cost of breeze. Not a busy trail, we only encountered a few people when we were there. Be careful with small children because there are many drop off points. We really enjoyed it.