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Pueblo West Trails and Parks

Pueblo West has 20.5 miles of paved trails and over 20 miles of soft surface trails in easements for horses and people on foot or bicycle.  Little by little, multiuse trails have connected schools, parks, library and retail areas for the community to explore more safely on foot, bicycle, scooter or wheelchair.

  • The FINAL MISSING MILE was completed on May 24, 2024 with the opening of the new Nichols trail bridge and Nichols trail connecting Pueblo West trails to Lake Pueblo trails and beyond to the City of Pueblo trails!  

  • In 2026, the trail extended to Liberty Park overlook.

  • There are still gaps in the  network but there are 20 miles of soft surface trails in easements that provide a lot of connections.

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Listing of paved trails and mileage

About PACE

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PACE (Pueblo Active Community Environments) has advocated for a bicycle and pedestrian friendly community by working with PACOG (Pueblo Area Council of Governments including City of Pueblo, Pueblo County, Pueblo West Metro, CDOT, Lake Pueblo State Park) and more. We advocate for connected bike lanes, trails, sidewalks, bike racks, advocate for safety, started weekly Cruiser Rides in 2011 and Bike to Work events, Commuter Cup Challenge in 2010 to connect with others at a human pace.  We want to promote all the active options you can enjoy in our amazing community with 330 days of sunshine a year!

 

We meet once monthly on the 3rd Thursday at 4:00 p.m. on Zoom. Check out "About PACE" for details on meetings, events & projects to get involved.

 

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