Beulah
Hidden mountain gem where the Wet Mountains meet affordable Front Range living
Why People Move Here
Beulah is one of Colorado's best-kept secrets for affordable mountain living. At ~6,500 ft elevation in the Wet Mountains, homes with forest access start under $350K — a fraction of what comparable mountain communities cost along the Front Range. The tradeoff: a 25-minute drive to Pueblo for groceries and services.
Key Statistics
Data sourced from census records, school district reports, and local transit authorities.
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School Districts
Pueblo County School District 70
B-- Small community — most students attend schools in Pueblo or Pueblo West
- Beulah School of Natural Sciences — local educational programs
FAQ — Beulah
What are the school options in Beulah?
Beulah falls within Pueblo County School District 70 (B−, Niche). Most students attend schools in Pueblo or Pueblo West, a 25–30 minute drive. Beulah School of Natural Sciences provides local educational programs. Verify enrollment by address, as options are limited in this small mountain community.
What is the commute from Beulah to Pueblo?
Pueblo is 25–30 minutes via CO-78, a scenic mountain drive. Colorado Springs is 70–80 minutes via Pueblo and I-25. There is no public transit — Beulah is a car-dependent mountain community where Pueblo serves as the nearest service hub for groceries, healthcare, and most errands.
What is the median home price in Beulah?
Beulah’s median home price ranges from $327K (Redfin, Sept 2025) to $359K (Zillow average). The range is wide — from $44K for a cabin to $1.4M for an acreage estate. This represents some of the most affordable mountain living on the Front Range compared to communities at similar elevations.
What outdoor recreation is available in Beulah?
Beulah is surrounded by public land and trails. Pueblo Mountain Park offers 600 acres and 8+ miles of trails through ponderosa forest. San Isabel National Forest borders the community with vast backcountry access. Lake San Isabel provides fishing and camping 20 minutes southwest. Squirrel Creek Trailhead connects into the Wet Mountains for additional hiking.
What is the cost of living in Beulah?
Beulah’s cost of living is approximately 6% below the national average. Property taxes follow Pueblo County rates, which are lower than metro Denver. As an unincorporated area, there is no municipal water or sewer — residents use private wells and septic systems, which means lower utility overhead but self-maintained infrastructure.
What dining options are available in Beulah?
Beulah has a small but character-rich dining scene: • Beulah Inn Restaurant — comfort food and community gathering spot • The Lodge at San Isabel — Mexican and American cafe • Three Sisters — American, bar, vegetarian-friendly • Stompin’ Grounds — cafe and coffee This is a ~1,000-person mountain community, so full grocery shopping and broader restaurant options are in Pueblo (25 min).
What healthcare is available near Beulah?
The nearest hospital is Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo, approximately 30 minutes away. Colorado Springs hospitals are 70+ minutes by car. There are no urgent care or medical facilities in Beulah itself, so residents rely on Pueblo for all healthcare services.
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