The best things to do in Pueblo

“Widefield Disc Golf Course delivers an 18-hole mix of distance and touch, with a creek in play on many holes and plenty of mature trees to shape lines. Easygoing park feel, sneaky challenge, and a perfect after-work reset when you just need to throw things responsibly.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Pueblo Country Club has a classic 18-hole championship course when you want to swing in peace, plus the only indoor tennis and pickleball facility in Southern Colorado. If you're a member, make this the week you finally dial in your drive... or your backhand.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Tee it up on Flying Horse Resort & Club’s two championship courses with Pikes Peak doing its majestic thing, then unwind with a proper spa session and a steakhouse dinner that actually earns the hype. Tuscan-inspired vibes meet Rockies views... perfect for a midweek reset.”

From the Arvada newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Craving a midweek cool-down? Banning Lewis Ranch serves up a junior Olympic pool with a splash zone, a long waterslide, and an easy beach-style entry that works for kid energy and post-work laps. Bring the crew for sunset swims and those Pikes Peak views, because your inner Colorado kid deserves some ker-splashes.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Whether you're corralling kids, planning a low-stress date, or just need a brain-off break, Adventure Miniature Golf has four themed 18-hole courses, including the playful Story Land course, kept tidy by a local, family-owned crew since 1993. Pencil it in this week.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Epic Entertainment mixes 19-hole Mischief Mini-Golf with goofy spinner challenges, an outdoor laser tag maze that feels like a backyard sci fi skirmish, and batting cages for every speed. It’s a low-key spot for family nights, team tune-ups, or a post-game gelato reward.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Between a 19-hole Mischief Mini-Golf course with wacky spinners and water hazards, an outdoor laser tag maze that feels like sci-fi cardio, and batting cages to tune your swing, Fun Putter Park keeps the whole crew smiling. Cap it with a scoop of their locally made gelato.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Boat rides are rolling, patios are buzzing, and Riverfest hits Saturday, August 15 with high-flying shows, live tunes, and plenty of local eats. If you need a low-key reset, a sunset stroll at Pueblo Riverwalk plus a slice from Angelos Pizza always does the trick.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“RoadHouse Cinemas brings Colorado Springs a true dine-in movie setup with heated recliners, at-your-seat service, and a full bar, so you can actually finish the nachos before the previews end. Bonus points for the Rail Yard Gaming + Gastropub next door with duckpin bowling and arcade fun.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Elmwood Golf Course is the locals' move for a quick reset, with a classic 18-hole par-70 and an Executive Nine when you just want to sneak in a brisk loop. Hit the driving range, sharpen on the putting and chipping greens, then wander the tree-lined, well-conditioned fairways feeling borderline pro.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Old Colorado City is that rare spot where a National Historic District still feels like your neighborhood, with brick, tree-lined sidewalks framing boutiques, galleries, and patio cafés. Hit First Friday ArtWalk and other seasonal events, then let “just a peek” turn into dinner, dessert, and a new go-to.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Trade your usual dinner spot for smoke-kissed chuckwagon plates and tight harmonies at Flying W Ranch Chuckwagon Suppers and Original Western Stage Show, where the award-winning Flying W Wranglers perform after supper and you can wander ponds, critters, shops, and Osage Nation Dancers under Pikes Peak.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 29, 2026

“When cabin fever hits, Great Wolf Lodge delivers an easy win with an 84-degree indoor water park, MagiQuest, ropes course, arcade, and the Howl In One mini golf course. Grab a day pass or stay the night, then let the kids happily burn off serious energy.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Indoor amusement park featuring go-karting, trampoline jumping and zip lines.”

“Comfortable cinema showcasing first-run releases in theaters with reclining seats and free refills on popcorn and soda (some of which is self-serve).”

“Mini golf, bowling, arcade chaos, even gem mining and escape rooms, Copper River Family Restaurant and Entertainment packs kid-approved fun and grownup sanity into one local hangout. Add solid comfort food, outdoor live music, and party options, and you’ve got an easy go-to when the crew needs something everyone likes.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 6, 2026

“World Golf & Sand Creek Golf Course is the rare local spot where you can play a quick 9, fire up data-packed InRange bays on a lighted range, then celebrate with mini golf and a bite at the Fairway Grill. Lessons, fittings, and friendly vibes included.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 25, 2026

“The Carter Payne lives inside the city’s first African American church, now a community hub where Chef Brent Beavers pairs seasonal, intentional food with Local Relic Artisan Ales, globe-spanning wines by the glass, and cocktails treated like art.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Desert Hawk At Pueblo West has the local-golf vibe dialed in, with online tee times, leagues for everyone, and plenty of tournaments if you’ve got a competitive streak. Play your round, then settle into the clubhouse for pub-style eats and a proper drink, or plan your next event there.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“When you want a step up from your usual loop, The Broadmoor Golf Club delivers two legendary courses, a driving range, and those Rocky Mountain views, all at an iconic Colorado Springs resort that’s close enough for an after-work round or weekend tune-up.”

From the Fountain newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Legends Miniature Golf & Batting Cages brings all-ages fun with three 18-hole courses themed World Wonders, Animal Kingdom, and Western Frontier, plus eight batting cages for baseball or softball. Locally owned since 2013, it’s perfect for low-stakes competition with friends, family, or your work crew.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Since 1973, The Country Club of Colorado has been the Springs’ backyard for golf days, lake hangs, and Alluvia Spa time. Think laps in the indoor pool, a 35-acre beachy lake, tennis and pickleball, plus legit junior programs... might be time to explore membership.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Whether you're corralling kids or just craving some low-stakes bragging rights, Lost Realm Adventure Park here in Colorado Springs delivers two outdoor 18-hole courses with life-size dinos and water features, plus timed play like a Ninja Warrior course, the Outdoor Jungle Climb, and an Indoor Playground.”

“Pine Creek Golf Club pairs a links-style front nine with a canyon-style back, big elevation changes, and Pikes Peak views that make even a mishit feel almost profound. This week, take on a true championship test with natural creeks on 15 holes and options for every skill level.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 30, 2026

“When you want a round that actually feels like Pueblo golf, Walking Stick Golf Course brings a serene setting, outstandingly presented playing surfaces, and leading major tournament venue vibes, all from a Pueblo institution since 1991.”

From the Pueblo newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Since 1954, Colorado Springs Country Club, the city's only member-owned golf and country club, has served up sweeping Rocky Mountain and Palmer Park views, golf, and year-round tennis, pickleball, aquatics, fitness, and dining across over 100 pristine acres. Looking for a welcoming, service-focused community?”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Looking for a low-stress loop you can actually finish before dinner? Cherokee Ridge Golf Course has a fun 9 with alternate tees if you want 18, plus a par-3 course, solid practice range, and PGA instruction that can fix the swing you swear was fine yesterday.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, September 15, 2026

“iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Colorado Springs lets you float in a state-of-the-art wind tunnel with one-on-one coaching, kid-friendly energy, and room for friends to watch. Perfect for birthdays, team outings, or just shaking off the weekday grind with a flight that actually feels like flying.”

From the Colorado Springs newsletter, August 28, 2026