Beulah Valley, CO

Tucked into the foothills southwest of Pueblo, Beulah Valley started out with a rougher reputation. In the 1800s, it went by Mace’s Hole after an outlaw who used the hidden valley to lay low. Settlers eventually gave the area a gentler name in 1876, and that easygoing, independent spirit still defines the community today. It remains a quiet mountain haven where neighbors look out for one another and take real pride in preserving their local roots.