9의 푸에블로 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Arkansas River Trail passes right next to its namesake here, with a clearing to stop and admire the view or have a well earned pitstop.

Once known as Fountain Lakes, Runyon Lake is a fishing spot surrounded by traffic free paths. As motorised water craft and swimming aren't permitted, it is a good place to look for wildlife.

The dam was constructed between 1970 and 1975 to create more accessible water for the town of Pueblo. There is no swimming in the reservoir, but you can fish and the trail system around the shoreline is quite extensive. Here the Colorado Front Range Trail turns south towards the South Marina.

The multi-use path is eight miles (one way) of paved concrete and leads all the way from Runyon Lake in downtown Pueblo to Pueblo Reservoir. There are a number of other branching paths you can explore along the river, some of which are dirt and some of which are paved.

Runyon Lake is a 35 acre lake that is fed by the Arkansas River. It is a popular spot for boating, but swimming is not allowed. There are multiuse paths on both banks of the lake, and it is a great place for a break during your ride.

Lake Minnequa Park

The Fountain Creek Multiuse Path is a 12.6-mile biking and walking trail. It is fully paved and well graded, so it is considered an easy ride. It is completely traffic-free, so it is a great place for a family ride.

With more than 45 miles of dry trails the south shore trail network in Pueblo is a great spot for late season or winter mountain bike adventures.