BILLINGS, Mont. — A nine-mile (14.5-kilometer) stretch of abandoned railroad in southwest Montana will be resurrected to once again carry Yellowstone National Park-area tourists.
The Billings Gazette reports that the Custer Gallatin National Forest last week announced approval of a nonmotorized, multi-use path along the old Oregon Short Line rail bed between West Yellowstone and Reas Pass at the Montana-Idaho border.
8 years ago Featured, Home Featured, Montana News, News
More Articles:
-
October 20
When Wall Street (Almost) Never Sleeps -
October 18
Why fuel prices may go higher still