For Small Town Vibes
Under Big Open Skies

Experience the Flavor of Pueblo

DIVERSITY – Puebloans embrace the diversity in our people and our opportunities. Explore our diversity through unique local food specialties like the Pueblo Chile, visit our many museums or talk to some of our residents about what brought them here.

PASSION – Pueblo is proud of our authentic and hard-working people who are passionate about their lives, families and community.

TRADITION – We embrace our traditions and culture, celebrate where we came from and what makes us who we are today. Discover our traditions through local cuisine and festivals, music, performances and more!

Winter in Southern Colorado

Winter in Pueblo can vary year to year. Snow and colder temps make an appearance but don’t stick around too long.

Winter activities like skiing, tubing and sledding are less than two hours away. Residents enjoy holiday festivities such as the annual Nutcracker ballet performance, Parade of Lights and Courthouse Lighting, traveling concerts and Electric Critters. Spring temps often make an appearance throughout the season leaving opportunities to golf and hike available year round.

Average Winter Temps: High 40 degrees/Low 20 degrees
Average Snow: 5-24 inches

Explore our hometown vibes under big open skies. Best enjoyed with a warm tortilla and a side of our green chili.
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Real stories from people who chose Pueblo as their home

I choose Pueblo because…

“We were overwhelmed with the small town feel, welcoming spirit of the people, and the quiet structural improvements occurring around this culturally diverse city.”

“As recent empty nesters we wanted to downsize and downshift, but we also have career experiences that we hoped to utilize in a city where positive growth was taking place. After visiting Pueblo, we were overwhelmed with the small town feel, welcoming spirit of the people, and the quiet structural improvements occurring around this culturally diverse city. We chose Pueblo because it is a perfect fit for us. We are more relaxed, we get to play all along Colorado’s beautiful front range, and we are contributing to Pueblo’s promising future.”

Keith & Barbara Madkins

“There are so many family-friendly activities and the weather is fantastic!”

“I chose Pueblo because it felt like home. My husband and I had moved for work several times over five years and ultimately were given the option to live anywhere in Southern Colorado. After visiting and doing some research, we chose Pueblo. It had a small-town feel with bigger city amenities. Since we both grew up in the mid-west, we appreciated that there are water and trees. There are so many family-friendly activities and the weather is fantastic! I am very happy that we chose Pueblo to become our home.”

Ashleigh Winans - NeighborWorks® Southern Colorado

“The opportunity to serve and shape the future and sustainability of our City!”

“I chose Pueblo as my home for two main reasons, first for the opportunity to serve and shape, along with other passionate leaders, the future and sustainability of our City. Second for its outdoor adventures. I enjoy running, walking, canoeing, snowboarding, and hiking. Pueblo provides my family the opportunity to live and play in a community that is large enough to offer various amenities like the Riverwalk. It’s also geographically perfect to allow its residents the opportunity to enjoy nature due to its proximity to various hiking trails, ski resorts, the Pueblo Reservoir, and my absolute favorite Pueblo’s Nature Center running path.”

Cecilia Devine - Pueblo Board of water Works, Human Resources Manager

Serving up all 4 seasons with plenty of sunshine and mild days!

There is no doubt that Pueblo has phenomenal weather most of the year with over 300 days of sunshine and mild average temps. It could be a full-on blizzard just 30 minutes north and be perfectly sunny in Pueblo! This weather is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. You will enjoy the best of all seasons with gorgeous fall evenings, warmer summers, average winters and amazing sunsets against the bordering mountain range all year long. The mountains are never far for that cozy winter staycation and ski trip. Hot temps in the summer often give way to cool nights and snow doesn’t linger around too long in the winter.

Discover some of our favorite seasonal activities:

Play a round of golf in October, November or even December!
Hit the slopes in just 2.5 hours.
Celebrate the holiday season with a local production of the Nutcracker, a Pueblo Symphony performance and more.
Taste local favorites: Poticia(a Slavic bread) a Dutch Lunch at Gus’s or chow down on Pueblo’s own green chili slopper (open-faced hamburger smothered in hearty green chili).
Take the family out on a boating trip around Lake Pueblo.
Fly fish the Arkansas River during those early fall days when it’s not too hot or cold.
Take in a local show, museum exhibition or create a world all your own with your family at the Buell Children’s Museum.
Head out on the nature trails for an evening stroll or bike ride.
Explore the historic districts or antique shops throughout the region.

Summer High: the July high is around 93 degrees
Winter Low: the January low is 17
Rain: averages 13 inches of rain a year
Snow: averages 25 inches of snow a year

Humidity: Most days are under 50% with the average around 37%

Favorite Pueblo Activities

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.

Community Resources

Whether you are looking to move to Pueblo, planning a visit or want to find out more about the community, these quick links will get you started with additional information and contacts to prepare you for your journey! Have a specific question? Let us know at hello@choosepueblo.com and we’ll connect you with the proper resource.