Southern Colorado Trail Builders

05/08/2026

Share your insight! Deadline is May 31

Have you clicked the link for the survey and the interactive map to identify places needing better trail, sidewalk or bicycle connectivity? This is your chance to identify the gaps and ask for plans to improve Pueblo for walking, running and cycling!

The Pueblo Area Council of Governments - PACOG - MPO TPR is updating their Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan!

🫵They want to hear from YOU!
👀 This can directly shape the future of walking and biking in the

Pueblo region, but only if you follow the links and leave a comment. 🫶
To use the interactive map, follow this link: bit.ly/PACOGBPMPMap
To fill out the survey, follow this link: bit.ly/PACOGBPMPSurvey
For more information please visit https://www.pacog.net/bpmp

05/03/2026

Pueblo Area Council of Governments - PACOG - MPO TPR will be a guest speaker at our community meeting on Monday May 4th. Come out to Brues Alehouse at 6pm to learn more about this initiative.

The Pueblo Area Council of Governments - PACOG - MPO TPR is updating their Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan!

🫵They want to hear from YOU!

👀 This can directly shape the future of walking and biking in the Pueblo region, but only if you follow the links and leave a comment. 🫶

To use the interactive map, follow this link: bit.ly/PACOGBPMPMap
To fill out the survey, follow this link: bit.ly/PACOGBPMPSurvey

For more information please visit https://www.pacog.net/bpmp

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04/20/2026

Two sides of the trail life 💪➡️🚵
🎥 First clip: the sweat, the teamwork, the dedication—our crew putting in the hard work to maintain the trails we all love.
🎥 Second clip: the payoff—a smooth, flowing ride thanks to that effort. This is what it’s all about.
If you’ve ever enjoyed these trails, now’s your chance to give back 👇
🛠 Join us for our next Trail Work Day:
📅 Sunday, May 10th 8am Lake Pueblo Arkansas Point Campground Trail Kiosk
Come get your hands dirty, meet great people, and make a real impact on our local trails.
🗓 Monthly Community Meeting:
📅 May 4th
Be part of the conversation, hear what’s coming up, and help shape the future of our trail system.
📸 We want to see how YOU play hard out there!
Tag in your photos and videos so we can share the stoke 🙌
Build hard. Ride harder. See you out there.

04/14/2026

You loved the first reel about Rock Canyon Trail work (+3000 views), here’s more insight on the work that the crew did on April 12th.
Photos by an SCTB member. Huge thanks to everyone who pitched in to keep these trails safe, sustainable, and ready for adventure.
Want to get involved? Visit socotrails.org to join our mailing list and become a member. See you out there! 🌄

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

🙌Volunteers were hard at work this weekend on the Rock Canyon Trail at Lake Pueblo State Park! 🛠️
With trail crew leaders from Southern Colorado Trail Builders, the team repaired crumbling rock features by rebuilding them with stronger, more sustainable foundations—helping preserve this iconic canyon trail for future users.
This project was made possible thanks to a trail report submitted by an observant trail user—your feedback matters!
Spotted trail damage or issues? Be sure to report it and explore more helpful resources at www.socotrails.org (http://www.socotrails.org/) 🌿

04/12/2026

🙌Big shoutout to an incredible group of student volunteers from Centennial High School’s Design and Innovation Academy!
This weekend, 7 dedicated students joined forces with Southern Colorado Trail Builders to put in meaningful work on the South Shore Trail at Lake Pueblo State Park. Alongside their science teacher, Mrs. Cheryl Farrer.
Their efforts focused on revegetation—building check dams to slow water flow, prevent erosion, and create the right conditions for native plants to return. This kind of hands-on conservation work plays a vital role in making the Lake Pueblo trail system more sustainable for years to come.
These students are also members of the Youth Climate Initiative Club, where they actively learn about local climate challenges and take real steps toward solutions. This project is a perfect example of turning knowledge into action!
Thank you for your hard work, leadership, and commitment to protecting our local natural spaces. The future is in good hands.

04/08/2026

Join us for our Monthly 2nd Sunday Trail Work Day!
We’ll be meeting this Sunday, April 12th at the Lake Pueblo South Shore Trails. Adam from will be the Trail Crew leader.
📍 Meet at 8:00 AM�Location: Map Kiosk at the Arkansas Point Campground parking lot
There’s something for everyone, no matter your experience level! We’ll be working on multiple trails depending on turnout and wrapping up around 11:30 AM. Lunch will be provided for all volunteers by SCTB—just bring your appetite!
✅ Don’t forget to sign our event waiver online ahead of time (link is bio or at socotrails.org)
🧰 What to Bring:�• Layered clothing�• Sunscreen�• Sunglasses / eye protection�• Closed-toed shoes�• Long sleeve shirt & long pants�• Gloves�• Hat�• WATER & snacks
Come out, give back, and help keep our trails in great shape. We hope to see you there!

04/07/2026

Monthly community meeting the first Monday of the month at Brues Alehouse and trail work days the second Sunday of the month. More details on our website socotrails.org. Join us! Lake Pueblo Trails

04/07/2026

April Community Meet up recap: a fun evening with lots of our trail friends and guest speak Nate Jordon, publisher from the . SCTB was featured in the latest issue. Pick up your free copy at locations like Great Divide, , (Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center), and (Pueblo Chamber) and other local businesses. They are also online at pueblocountypulse.com
The mission of the Pueblo County Pulse is to help “discover the heart of Pueblo” with interview style articles featuring vibrant people and places in Pueblo. Please support local and check them out. Next SCTB community meeting is May 4th.