First, let me just express how magnificent it is in Beulah. It just feels like it is gorgeous no matter when you visit...There is a lot here... little park for the kiddos, BBQ and picnic areas, a little pond to go sit by, and bathrooms are throughout the park... we started by walking through the archery range, and noticed we were being watched. There are deer everywhere... There is a map on the trail to the trails. Hiked up pretty high, had to sit for a bit to calm down the anxiety. Found an easy way down, just slid down the steep hill, found an antler 😁 will be back for sure

Amazing hiking gem. The Devils Canyon and Mace trails provided a variety of views of the area and challenges with elevation changes and some rocks in the canyon. Wonderful old stone pavilion, bridges and buildings. Streams running through, the pond that's below the nature center. Enjoy time in nature.

Just a gorgeous place to spend the day! I always have a lovely time, the trails are easy and peaceful, and there are plenty of restrooms. Highly recommended place to go when you need some greenery in your life!

Always have a great time here, family pick-nicks fun n freash air. Nice to get away from the city. Kids love it as well!! We go every summer... several times.

Great place for a hike with several trails and a few that provide access to San Isabel National Forest.

Great place to go hiking and have a picnic. Is a place that is a little run down. The wooden picnic tables are brand newish. The trails are above average. Lots of nature to see. Seems like a campground however can only be used for day use. Located near Beulah Co. Outhouses are special woman and men not connected but in same area. Kind of a secret place with less foot traffic compared to other places. Monday movers are in effect, where driving is only allowed In part of the park. Great place for horse and bike ridding.

Had my wedding here, it is so beautiful! Places to lodge, hike, & picnic as well. So many trails, a cute little pond, very clean park! Rangers and staff are amazing and helpful!

The drive to simply get here was beautiful, there are plenty of trails for you to choose from here. It’s dog friendly and I liked that it wasn’t super busy considering I came on a Saturday. So I was able to enjoy hiking without the disturbance of other people. Really great views when you get to the tops of the mountains.

Neat place to visit for family outings and hiking. They have a plethora of trails with great views, designated day camping areas with with pits n' grills and his/her toilets plus a bonus (small) park with some old swings and a dome climber. I've already visited on several occasions and everytime I go I'm able to explore something new.

This is Pueblos best kept secret! Pueblo Mountain Park is owned by the city of Pueblo. There are six miles of trails within a 1-mile square area. You can hike it through four different ecosystems. Stop by the lodge to learn more about the history of this beautiful place. Or book a room at the lodge for a fantastic getaway that's close to Pueblo yet feels like it's far away. Get hiking!

It was beautiful!! We took the Northridge trail to the Devil's Canyon trail and back. Basically climbed up and mountain and back down and around. Some parts of the trail were fairly rough, but I guess that's part of the experience. Took us about 2.5 hours.

Amazing historic place, amazing views and great trails, place for hiking, picnics and also there is a place for retreats and weddings, very peaceful and quiet, small kids playground

Took a 5th-grade overnighter here and was great. They got to go on hikes and do some bonding. If I heard right, it's like a bed and breakfast also. The area we stayed in had bunk rooms for the boys and for the girls. There are other rooms for adults that just want to come up and stay there. The food was great and all the staff from who all work there to the guides who gave the tours also the person who brought the birds of prey to show the students and to all the park rangers on and off site who checked on us and made sure we were safe. There was an area for weddings to retreats or maybe to just get away from the city life. This place was very peaceful and relaxing. Would definitely just go up with my family and enjoy nature.

The visitor center and interpretive materials need some love. Trail signs were a little confusing but trails seem well maintained. Staff gave us a map and were friendly but weren't able to point out where the visitor center was in the map. In her defense, it wasn't labeled either.

Located just a stones throw from Pueblo (30 minutes toward the mountains in a town called Beulah) this park is an absolute Gem. There are about 8 miles of distinctive trails to be found here, as well as some facilities like the Horseshoe lodge, camping lots, the ball park, pond, and archery field. Most of which was built between 1919-1937 by early agreements with the city and eventually the New Deal's CCC. So when you are driving in or walking around and you see cobblestone walls or some of the old buildings know you are almost looking 100 years into the past. Dog friendly, kid and toddler friendly, food friendly (mind the burn bans) They have tables and trash cans, bathrooms are a little breezy...

Here are some pros and cons of Pueblo Mountain Park: Pros: Variety of activities Beautiful scenery Proximity to Pueblo Affordable Cons: Can be crowded on weekends Some trails are challenging No cell service Overall, Pueblo Mountain Park is a great place to enjoy the outdoors. The park offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. Whether you're looking for a challenging hike, a relaxing bike ride, or a fun day of fishing, Pueblo Mountain Park has something for you

This park has some amazing trails and gorgeous views first of all, also a great spot to take the kids to explore nature and check out the old baseball field or just any have a family bbq. If you go for one of the many trails make sure you bring water!

Beautiful place! Nice picnic areas by the stream. Didn't go that far back but loved what we saw

Sony, like me, have not heard of this place. Lots of trails. Very pretty.

Nice Park above Beulah, CO. They have several picnic areas and a few different hiking trails to stretch your legs on. There is a small baseball field and a small ampetheater. There is also a Lodge that you can rent out and stay the night at. I recommend this place for picnics and hikes and outdoors enthusiasts. It's not too far off the beaten path and there is plenty to do if you like nature and stuff.

Fun day hike. The scenic drive was a lot of fun.