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Welcome to Pueblo!

With 300 days of sunshine annually and a consistently mild climate, Pueblo is a great place to enjoy an outstanding quality of life. Colorado’s most historic and culturally diverse city boasts year-round outdoor activities, celebrated and varied dining options, one of only 12 state designated creative arts districts, and exceptional business opportunities.

From the Adventure Logs

Join these guest travel writers as they share the wonders of Pueblo, Colorado, and unveil the hidden treasures that make this city a true gem in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. 

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Visit Pueblo challenges YOU to get out and enjoy all that Pueblo has to offer. Enjoy annual events, outdoor recreation, museums, arts & rich culture, farmers markets, local flavor and much more. Every photo you share this summer adds to Pueblo's Adventure Book.
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Explore Pueblo's Great Outdoor Adventures

Grab a bike, jump on a paddleboard or scale the nearest cliff with the mountains rising around you. Pueblo is bursting with Colorado adventure all year long. Check out the burst videos below for a taste of Pueblo’s outdoor activities.
Scale the nearest peak
Stretch and find your zen on a paddleboard
Relax with a pedal ride on the Arkansas River
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  • Autumn in Pueblo

    Autumn in Pueblo turns the leaves vibrant yellows and oranges, the air smells of roasted chiles and your favorite summer activities are still available as the summer heat shifts to temps of late Spring. The acclaimed Pueblo Chile & Frijoles Festival celebrates harvest season with freshly roasted chiles, hayrides and pumpkin patches kick off around the farms and nights offer a cooler experience around waterfront campfires. 

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  • Winter In Pueblo

    Winter in Southern Colorado is full of the same outdoor activities we are known for all year long. A round of golf, hiking our trails and more await the outdoor adventure lover during Pueblo's milder winter days. When those colder days take creep in and the snow falls, enjoy a show at a nearby gallery, sip Pueblo Chile infused coffee or shop the quaint stores that line the Historic Union Avenue District. Therea are lots of winter activities waiting for you in Pueblo! 

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  • Spring & Summer in Pueblo

    The warmer months in Pueblo means legendary sunsets with plenty of outdoor activities like biking, hiking, boating, fishing, golfing, rafting, rock climbing and exploring San Isabel National Forest. Savor delicious local cuisine along the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, explore our region's extensive farmer's markets and live it up at our outdoor music festivals and activities for the entire family. 

Holidays in Pueblo!

No matter where you're travels lead you, a haunted hot spot, and maybe a ghost tour, could be in your future. Even if you're not a fan of paranormal activities, some of the spookiest locations are worth discovering their fascinating history. We invite you to come explore the paranormal in Pueblo, if you dare!
Pueblo County Courthouse Lighting: November 22 5-7 pm (FREE)
Historic Arkansas Riverwalk: The 2022 Holiday Boat Rides (and unique character visits) take place December 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 16th, and 17th.
Abriendo Inn Christmas Tea - Celebrate the Holidays with a Christmas Tea at The Abriendo Inn! Enjoy Tea, Food, Live Violin Music. The Abriendo Inn will host a Christmas Tea on December 10, 2022 with two time slots to choose from: 11:30am - 1:30 pm or 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm. For Registration and further details, go to www.theabriendoinn.com / events / Christmas Tea #1 or Christmas Tea #2

Join us for the Historic Pueblo Ghost Walk! Three weekends in October. 

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Gravel Cycling in Pueblo

Pueblo's 700+ miles of dirt roads access a wide variety of terrain to explore. From the Wet Mountains of western Pueblo County to the fertile eastern canyons and plains of the Arkansas River Valley, there’s a variety of landscape to see. 

Gravel Adventure Field Guide

The intent of the Gravel Adventure Field Guide is to provide gravel cyclists with a reliable resource for exploring the off-the-beaten-path gravel roads of Pueblo County. The mountains and plains here will challenge and inspire you to see Pueblo’s small-town vibes under open skies. This guidebook is designed to help you discover what makes us one of Colorado’s most historic and culturally diverse cities. 

2023 Gravel Locos Pueblo Race Sept 30th

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Explore the Creative Side of Pueblo

There’s plenty to explore in Pueblo’s Creative Corridor. Art. Music. Dance. Over an easily navigated area, the Corridor is packed with galleries, museums, street sculptures and fountains, cafés, cozy shops and live music—all ready to challenge your imagination and inspire your visit.
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Experience the Flavor of Pueblo & Explore Like a Local

  1. Check out Pueblo Neon Alley, a one-of-a-kind, glowing art museum.
  2. Learn how aircraft played a key role in America’s wartime history at the Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum.
  3. Visit the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo: Take a boat, dine and stroll along the downtown riverwalk, a beautiful waterfront promenade lined with shops, restaurants, seasonal events and festivals.
  4. Visit the Rosemount Museum: Step back in time and visit the beautifully restored Rosemount Museum, an elegant mansion that highlights the lifestyle of Pueblo's early families complete with authentic 19th-century furnishings.
  5. Visit local farm stands for fresh produce, tasty baked goods and much more.
  6. See the animals at the Pueblo Zoo: The Pueblo Zoo is home to a diverse collection of animals from around the world, including lions, tigers, bears, and more.
  7. Sample a world-famous Pueblo Slopper or two.
  8. Experience nature at Lake Pueblo State Park: Spend a day hiking, camping, fishing, or boating at Lake Pueblo State Park, a beautiful recreation area that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and waterways.
  9. Check out the Pueblo Creative Corridor, one of 12 Colorado state designated creative districts featuring local galleries, performances,  and more!
  10.  Taste local flavors at the Pueblo Chile & Frijoles Festival: Join the locals at the annual Pueblo Chile & Frijoles Festival, a celebration of the city's famous green chile and other Southwestern cuisine.

Stop by our Welcome Center and the Professional Bull Riders Fan Zone, overlooking the Historic Riverwalk! Friendly, knowledgeable staff members will help to make the most of your visit. Grab your PBR and Pueblo memorabilia here.

310 Central Main St. Pueblo, CO 81003
For more information call 719-283-8200
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