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Hamilton Today
By the People, for the People
Hamilton Approves New Trail Extension
Ravalli County officials greenlight RAL Trail expansion connecting two neighborhoods.
Mar. 31, 2026 at 10:56pm
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Ravalli County officials have approved the development of a new extension to the existing RAL Trail in Hamilton, Montana. The extension will connect Tammany Lane to Golf Course Road, providing a new pedestrian and cycling route between two neighborhoods.
Why it matters
The RAL Trail is a popular outdoor recreation asset for the Hamilton community, offering residents a car-free way to access parks, shops, and other destinations. The new extension will expand the trail network and improve connectivity between different parts of the city.
The details
The approved extension will add approximately 1.5 miles to the existing RAL Trail, which currently runs through the heart of Hamilton. The new section will link the Tammany Lane and Golf Course Road areas, providing a safe and scenic route for walkers, joggers, and cyclists.
- Ravalli County officials approved the trail extension on March 25, 2026.
- Construction on the new trail segment is expected to begin in Summer 2026.
The players
Ravalli County
The local government entity responsible for overseeing infrastructure projects and public spaces in the Hamilton area.
RAL Trail
A multi-use recreational trail that runs through the city of Hamilton, Montana, providing a car-free route for pedestrians and cyclists.
What’s next
Once construction begins, the new trail extension is expected to be completed and open to the public by Fall 2026.
The takeaway
The approval of the RAL Trail extension demonstrates Ravalli County's commitment to expanding outdoor recreation opportunities and improving connectivity for Hamilton residents. This project will enhance the city's walkable and bikeable infrastructure.
