Santa Fe Travel Guide

Traveling to Santa Fe
How to get here from there.

By Air

The Albuquerque International Airport is the airport for Northern New Mexico. The airport houses about a dozen national, international and regional carriers. This pleasant, clean, fairly efficient airport is about an hour drive from Santa Fe

The Santa Fe Airport has two regional carrier at this time. United Express provides service to and from Denver on a daily basis.

Still smaller is the The Taos Airport which provides daily service to and from Albuquerque.

By Train

Santa Fe is about 18 miles from the Washington D.C. to Los Angeles Amtrak Line. Trains arrrive and depart each afternoon

By Car

Santa Fe is 385 miles from Denver, via North-South Interstate 25. I-25 enters New Mexico at Raton and continues south throught Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Las Cruces and terminates in El Paso, Texas on the American side and Ciudad Juarez in Mexico. From Ciudad Juarez to Mexico City is 832 miles.

Another route from Denver and points north is Highway 285 which winds down throught Tres Piedras, Espanola (where it joins with Highway 84) and into Santa Fe where it becomes St. Francis Drive. St. Francis intersects I-25 on the east side of Santa Fe.

Albuquerque to Santa Fe is about 60 miles via I-25. An alternate route from Albuquerque to Santa Fe is Highway 14, The Turquoise Trail.

Coming from the west, Albuquerque is 322 miles from Flagstaff, Arizona via Interstate 40. From Phoenix to Albuquerque is 458 miles via Highway 60 which intersects I-25 at Socorro, 136 miles south of Santa Fe.

From Tucson take Interstate 10 to Las Cruces where it intersects I-25 then north 285 miles to Santa Fe.

Coming from the east, Santa Fe is about 340 miles from Amarillo, Texas, via I-40 to Albuquerque then I-25 North to Santa Fe.

Taos, New Mexico, is 70 miles from Santa Fe and may be reached by taking 285 north out of Santa Fe to Espanola. In Espanola don’t turn and Highway 285 will become Highway 68 which follows the Rio Grande River up to Taos. An alternative route to Taos is The High Road.

Guide Books

To review or purchase Santa Fe and New Mexico Guide Books check out Collected Works Bookstore

Room Reservations

For free assistance in booking any type lodging go to
All Santa Fe Reservations

Click here for local maps

Tours

Custom Tours By Clarice, Inc. 438-7116 (O) or 690-8741 (Cell.)
City Tour in our open-air trams last about 1 1/2 hours and cover a 10-mile radius, driving through some of our most beautiful parts of town and highlighting the history and culture of Santa Fe.
Departs: Lincoln & Palace; pickups also available at the Hilton Hotel, Inn of the Governors and La Quinta Hotel.
Schedule:April 1 - Oct. 31 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, and 4 pm daily
Tickets: $15 for adults; $14 for seniors over the age of 65; $10 for children under the age of 5. Purchase tickets from driver or book on-line
through www.santafecustomtours.com. Visa and MasterCard accepted at least 24 hours prior to taking the tour. Due to the popularity of our tram tours, reservations are almost mandatory.
Groups: Call for planning and reservations, including luncheons and dinners in a beautiful private Santa Fe home that has been featured on HGTV.

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