Active Modes
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​Active Transportation in Pueblo is any form of human powered transportation that relies on physical activity, such as walking, cycling, rollerblading , or skateboarding. Pueblo covers approximately 347 square miles across the County.
 
The Pueblo region has a favorable climate for walking and biking through most of the year, a large existing network of on-street bicycle facilities and multi-use trails, and an active community of organized rides and events, including Bike to Work-Day, the Bike Commuter Cup Challenge, and group rides supported by organizations such as Pueblo Active Community Environments (PACE). For more information on Bike to Work Day, bike rides, or others news, visit to activepueblo.net.

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP) builds on the region’s existing strengths while addressing barriers to walking and biking. It updates the analysis of the bicycle and pedestrian network and provides recommendations and implementation strategies to advance a connected, low-stress network for people of all ages and abilities. The Metropolitan Planning Orgranization (MPO) is currently working on their 2026 BPMP. We are seeking adoption in later 2026.

Bicycle and Master Plan Vision
The Pueblo Area Council of Governments will support a safe, connected, accessible, convenient, and well-maintained bikeway, sidewalk, and trail system that links neighborhoods, schools, trails, transit stops, and commercial and employment centers across the region, closing the gaps left by the river, railroad, and interstate so that residents and visitors of all ages and abilities can choose walking, biking, or rolling with confidence for everyday transportation and enjoyment of Pueblo’s built and natural environments.