Living In Southern Colorado

A favorite destination for residents and their families, Lake Pueblo offers over 4,500 acres of beautiful, clear blue water, 60 miles of shoreline and almost 10,000 acres of land perfect for fishing, picnicking, or simply enjoying a lakeside view. Trails around the lake are ideal for those who enjoy walking or bird-watching, offering scenic spots to relax and unwind. Discover the beauty of the shady Arkansas River below the dam or the wonder of 200-year-old juniper trees. 

Lake Pueblo offers three unique group picnic pavilions available by reservation for your group and special events.

Just a short drive away, downtown is a must-visit destination for history buffs, and anyone interested in experiencing the cultural heritage of Pueblo. One of the most prominent landmarks of downtown is the Union Depot, an 1890s-era train station beautifully restored offers a step back in time. Visitors can explore the many exhibits that showcase the history of rail travel within the region and the role that the station played in the city’s development.

There are many other must-visit historical attractions, including art galleries, museums, and unique local shops. The Pueblo Riverwalk is an especially popular destination, where visitors can enjoy beautiful scenery, local events, and dining by the water.

Explore the beauty of Pueblo’s Riverwalk and Pueblo West Trail System, two wonders for outdoor enthusiasts. The Riverwalk offers a scenic mile-long channel rich with art and history, perfect for leisurely strolls or a peaceful escape. Meanwhile, the Pueblo West Trail System boasts some of the best-rated trails in the area, including favorites like the Legacy Loop and Woodmen Trail.

With more than 39 trails spanning 199 miles, there’s something for everyone—whether you’re seeking a gentle walk, a bike ride, or a spot for family outings and special gatherings. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy the perfect blend of exercise, natural beauty, and community connection.