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Biking Trails

Creative Corridor & Murals

Fly Fishing the Arkansas

Fuel & Iron Food Hall

Gravel Cycling

Historic Arkansas Riverwalk

Holiday Shopping

Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center River Campus

Pueblo Chile & Local Farm Stands

Pueblo Heritage Museum

Pueblo Levee Murals

Pueblo Neon Alley

Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum

Pueblo Zoo

Rides at City Park

Seabels

Walk of Valor

Explore our small town vibes under big open skies

Picture this: 300 days of sunshine each year, a climate that's always playing it cool, and Pueblo becomes the ultimate spot to live your best life! We're not just any city in Colorado—we're a historic and diverse place that keeps it spicy with our unique Pueblo Chile and enticing experiences around every corner. From outdoor adventures that'll make your heart race to a dining scene that's a flavor fiesta, plus being one of the lucky 12 with a state-designated creative arts district, Pueblo is Colorado adventure at its best!

Visitor Guide

Dive deeper into all there is to do in Pueblo with our Visitor Guide & Pueblo Magazine.

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 along the front range.

The Ultimate Southeast Colorado Road Trip: Where to Go in Pueblo by Morgan Tilton →

Inspiration For Your Trip

Things to do and see in Pueblo →

Explore all the things to do in Pueblo.

Stroll the Historic ARkansas Riverwalk →

Enjoy the great outdoors, grab a snack, and enjoy the sunset while sipping a local brew.

All Things Pueblo Chile →

The Pueblo Chile is the most famous chile of our region, attracting chile aficionados’ attention from around the world.

Eat LIke a Local →

Experience the flavor of Pueblo's unique cuisine and produce. Packed with cultural influences, tradition and so much more.

History & Culture

Home of Heroes

Annual Events

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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2025 Events in Pueblo

What's happening right now

Events 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.

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Pueblo by the Seasons

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.
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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