by Michael Shackleford • Oct. 19, 2013

Key Facts

  • Eastern terminus: Pueblo Park
  • Western terminus: Rampart Blvd., about 500 feet north of Vegas Drive.
  • Distance: 1.5 miles.

Google Maps image of the Pueblo Park Trail route  

Click on any image for a larger version. Image from GoogleMaps.com.

The Pueblo Park Trail is very well-landscaped and enjoyable trail. Despite how nice it is, it is not very crowded. Most usage is by walkers (many with dogs) and runners. I wouldn't recommend it for serious bicycle usage, due to the high number of pedestrians and the short length, unless you don't mind going slowly.

These pictures were taken starting from the eastern terminus at Pueblo Park. Starting from this direction the trail is uphill the whole way.

Pueblo Park Trail entrance off Lake Mead Blvd., west of Buffalo Blvd.  

The entrance to Pueblo Park is off Lake Mead Blvd., just west of Buffalo Blvd.. The park has bathrooms, picnic tables, a playground, and a basketball court.

Pueblo Park Trail starting at the end of the parking lot  

I consider the trail to start here, at the end of the parking lot. For extra credit you can run along the left side of the park.

Pueblo Park Trail heading down the path, field on the left and desert landscaping on the right  

Heading down the path the field is on the left and desert landscaping on the right.

Pueblo Park Trail with desert landscaping for a short stretch  

Then it is all desert landscaping for a short while.

Pueblo Park Trail approaching Pueblo Vista Drive at a fork  

Approaching Pueblo Vista Drive. Stay to the left at this fork in the road.

Pueblo Park Trail at the Pueblo Vista underpass  

Pueblo Vista underpass. This area gets flooded after a big rain, in which case run over the street.

Pueblo Park Trail in a grassy section of the park after the tunnel, with side paths  

After crossing the tunnel you're in another grassy section of the park. There are a lot of side paths off the main path, like the one on the left. These lead to residential areas. When in doubt, keep going straight and stay on the wider path.

Pueblo Park Trail with desert landscaping after a basketball court  

After passing a basketball court it is back to desert landscaping.

Pueblo Park Trail continuing through more desert landscaping  

More of the same.

Pueblo Park Trail further along through the desert landscaping  

More of the same.

Pueblo Park Trail beside a blue fence with the Meadows School behind it  

Behind that blue fence on the right is the Meadows School.

Pueblo Park Trail still in the same landscaped stretch  

More of the same.

Pueblo Park Trail with exercise equipment and monkey bars to the left  

There is exercise equipment and monkey bars off to the left here.

Pueblo Park Trail approaching Rampart Blvd.  

Approaching Rampart Blvd..

Pueblo Park Trail at the Rampart Blvd. tunnel  

Rampart Blvd. tunnel. Go through it to get to the west side of Rampart. Take the path on the left to get to the east side.

Pueblo Park Trail going through the Rampart Blvd. tunnel to the west side   Pueblo Park Trail path after the tunnel to the west side of Rampart, chess table on the left  

The path after going through the tunnel, leading to the west side of Rampart. There is a chess table on the left. I've always wanted to bring my chess pieces and sit and wait for somebody to challenge me to a game.

Pueblo Park Trail taking the left path before the tunnel toward the east side of Rampart Blvd.   Pueblo Park Trail path to the east side of Rampart Blvd., toward Bruce Trent Park  

The path after turning left before the tunnel, leading to the east side of Rampart. From here, consider turning left and heading south about 500 feet to the Bruce Trent Park, and then hooking up with the Angle Park Trail.

Pueblo Park Trail entrance on the east side of Rampart Blvd.  

If you're starting from Rampart, here is what the path entrance looks like on the east side of Rampart.

Pueblo Park Trail beginning on the west side of Rampart Blvd.  

Here is what the beginning looks like on the west side of Rampart.

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