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Program Specifics

The Trail Stewardship Program was established following the 2019 Legislative Session when Senate Bill 24 was passed into law. Funding for TSP comes from a portion of Montana’s $9 light vehicle registration fee, as well as a portion of marijuana tax revenue. Since its establishment TSP has awarded approximately $5.6 million to 140 projects across the state focused on development, renovation and maintenance. 

 

Public Comment for 2025 Grant Awards

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on the proposed awards for the 2025 Trail Stewardship Program (TSP) grant cycle. This year the program is recommending $2,000,000 in grant funds to forty-four projects around the state. For more information and how to comment, please follow the link below:

 

How to Apply

The Application Period for TSP is now CLOSED. The next application cycle will open in the Fall of 2025.


Eligible Funding Areas

  • New trail and shared-use path construction

  • Rehabilitation and maintenance of trails and paths, including winter grooming 

  • Construction and maintenance of trailside and trailhead facilities


Financial Requirements

  • Maximum award: $100,000

    • No minimum award amount

  • Match Requirement: 10% of total project costs

 

TSP Technical Assistance Training


TSP Forms & Resources


Award Management


Past Award Recipients

 

Program Contact

Hunter Harridge, TSP Program Manager

TSPGrants@mt.gov