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All the goodies at Hopscotch Bakery including the cheesecakes (pictured here) use local ingredients and farm-fresh eggs.
Jenifer Harrington
EAT
The District Sample sockeye salmon with vegetable quinoa and spinach pesto, followed by spicy New Mexico brownies made with pine nuts and dried Chimayo chiles. INFO: $$; closed Mon; 121 W. B St.; 719/546-5360.
Rojas Restaurante Mexicano An authentic south-of-the-border joint. Try the nopales con chile rojo. INFO: $; 126 E. Fourth St.; 719/543-1055.
Hopscotch Bakery The locally owned bakery also serves panini, fresh-from-the-garden salads, and sweet indulgences. INFO: $; closed Sun; 333 S. Union Ave.; 719/542-4467.
GO
Pueblo Whitewater Park Experienced kayakers can rent gear from the Edge, Ski and Paddle (107 N. Union Ave.; 719/583-2021), but anyone can sit on the banks of the Arkansas River and watch daredevils tackle eight drops along a challenging half-mile course. INFO: Between 4th Street Bridge and Union Avenue Bridge at Corona Ave.; Pueblo Paddlers.
SEE
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center Paintings by Western artists. INFO: Closed Sun-Mon; $4, $3 ages 3-13, ages 2 and under free; 210 N. Santa Fe Ave.; 719/295-7200.
Rosemount Museum Tour the 37-room pink rhyolite mansion with its coffered ceilings, elegant Tiffany chandeliers, and lovely antiques. INFO: Closed Sun-Mon; $6; 419 W. 14th St.; 719/545-5290.
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