How many miles is the Riverwalk in Pueblo Colorado?

The 5-mile loop you’re looking may be the Arkansas River Trail which is a different trail along a 50+ mile length of the Arkansas River. The downtown Riverwalk is a diversion of the Ark R along parts of its original course and is a beautiful stroll anyday of the week, anytime of the year.

When was the Pueblo Riverwalk built?

The ground-breaking took place on Sept. 27, 1996. The Grand Opening for the Historic Arkansas River Walk of Pueblo was held on October 6th in the year 2000.

Are dogs allowed on Pueblo Riverwalk?

Absolutely! We love dogs here on the Riverwalk. We ask that you please keep your dog on a leash and clean up after your dog by using the disposable bags provided by Sit Means Sit.

Can you fish at the Pueblo Riverwalk?

By all accounts, the Arkansas River is a stellar place to fish. A massive 102-mile stretch of the Arkansas is designated as Gold Medal waters, meaning that lengthy section of the river offers outstanding fishing opportunities. The Pueblo Riverwalk is a nice place to stroll on the river’s edge in town.

How long is the riverwalk in Estes Park?

If you tire along the way refuel at one of the many restaurants along the Riverwalk or stop for a drink at The Slab Outdoor Pub, one of Estes Park’s patio bars, or a local coffee shop. That path is about a mile in total, running from the parking structure to Performance Park.

Does Colorado Springs have a riverwalk?

Nice riverwalk to stop at on the way back from Denver or Colorado Springs. The riverwalk is a nice place to walk and goes around an eating district, then loops back to a business/warehouse district. There is a boat ride on the river, but we usually walk along the water’s boardwalk.

How old is the Pueblo Riverwalk?

Pueblo was founded near the confluence of Fountain Creek and the Arkansas River. After a flood in 1921, the river was diverted to Pueblo Reservoir. The original riverbed was excavated as part of an urban renewal project, and the river was again rerouted. The project continues to be improved and expanded.

What is Estes Park known for?

Estes Park, just 90 minutes from Denver, is located at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. A majestic mountain destination known for outdoor adventure, watchable wildlife and scenic beauty, Estes Park is Colorado’s quintessential mountain town.