The community's diversity of natural landscapes between bluffs, city, plains, and mountains invites a lifetime of activities and exploration. What's it like in North Vista Highlands? Bikers and hikers explore miles of trails that wind through city centers and natural southwestern landscapes. Neighbors host barbecues and parties in at the park while kids play in the playground. Pet owners play with their furry friends in lush parks and vast open spaces. It's all here in North Vista Highlands complete with panoramic views of the American southwest and Colorado mountains.
Healthy homes support healthy lives. In North Vista Highlands we encourage ecologically efficient and healthier homes with:
Open space meets open skies. You're minutes from miles of trails, family adventure and historic exploration. Hop on a bike and enjoy the blissful quiet surrounded by nature, clear skies and the best mountain sunsets of the southwest. True Colorado adventure is around every corner with rock climbing, boating, river surfing and more within a few miles.
Residents of North Vista Highlands relish in exclusive access to a variety of amenities year-round. Stroll through the many parks awaiting you. Explore downtown, Pueblo's culture, diverse restaurants, and shops.
The weather here is delightful all year. You'll enjoy all 4 seasons but don't be surprised when a round of golf happens in December and you cozy up next to a fire pit in the summer.
A robust and active shopping and nightlife await you in North Vista Highlands. Everything is within reach from exceptional local shops, eclectic restaurants and pubs. You're also a short 10-minute drive to downtown Pueblo or 30 minutes from Colorado Springs to further discover what Southern Colorado has to offer.
Temperatures have been dropping in Pueblo but North Vista Highlands continues to heat up. The completion of Walking Stick from CSU to Vision Hills has drawn lots of attention and provides a new way to access the North Vista Highlands and Walking Stick communities.
With 4850 homesites NVH will be home to more than 10,000 new residents in the coming years starting with Phase 1A on the northeast corner of Walking Stick Boulevard and Vision Hills Parkway.
