Pedestrian Trail & Tunnel
BSCO is advancing a project to create safe pedestrian access across Highway 64, connecting the community to Big Sky Community Park through an underpass, new trail, and river crossing. Supported by federal funding and aligned with the Big Sky Trails Master Plan, this project strengthens safety and connectivity for residents and visitors alike.
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BSCO is in the engineering phase of a project that will create safe pedestrian access across Highway 64 to the Big Sky Community Park. The project includes a pedestrian underpass at the intersection of Lone Mountain Trail (HWY 64) and Little Coyote Road, a paved trail along Little Coyote Road, and a pedestrian bridge across the Middle Fork of the South Fork of the Gallatin River. The project is part of the organization’s pedestrian safety and connectivity goal in the Big Sky Trails Master Plan. Recently Big Sky received funding through a federal TIGER grant in coordination with the Big Sky Meadow Trails, Recreation, and Parks Special District where $10 million was awarded for Hwy. 64 road improvements. The tunnel and pathway were included in the grant request. Construction is anticipated for the summer of 2020.
