When visiting or vacationing in Pueblo Colorado you should take the time to visit the Pueblo Zoo. The Zoo is home to over 400 amazing animals of 130 species. You’ll enjoy walking through attractive landscaped grounds that lead you to North American Grasslands, the Australian Outback, Serengeti Safari, and on an Asian Adventure. You’ll see everything from Buffalo to wild Tigers. It’s a great experience for both young and old so bring the entire family.  The Zoo is opened year around, but the hours do vary it can close as early as 4:00pm so you should arrive early and allot at least 3 hours of time to see the entire Zoo. The Zoo is closed for these holidays; Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day

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As I have mentioned in previous articles, I believe small towns such as Rye and Colorado City are diamonds waiting to be unearthed. Right now the price is right to buy land and invest in these areas. If you have read any of the wealth with real estate books available, one thing they always mention is to buy close to a larger city that is in easy driving distance.

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When visiting Pueblo Colorado, one must see the beautiful Historic Arkansas Riverwalk. The Riverwalk is huge 32 acre land and water park opened freely to the public. The park provides a serene environment where one can relax, enjoy nature and learn history all at the same time. Read the full story

Pueblo County is a very diverse area of Colorado. First you have the city of Pueblo with 50,000 plus population, hundreds of great stores, huge libraries,  and Buell children’s museum that is ranked second best in the country.

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