Getting To and Around Santa Fe
The City Different can't wait to welcome you! Below you'll find the links you need to make informed decisions about getting to and around the capital city of Santa Fe. Make your reservations in advance for rentals and ground transportation.
Flights
Fly Santa Fe (served by American Airlines and United via Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, and Phoenix), 20-minute drive to/from downtown Santa Fe
Jet Center at Santa Fe (for private aviation), 505.780.4455
Albuquerque International Sunport, 60-minute drive to/from downtown Santa Fe
*MAKE YOUR GROUND TRANSPORTATION AND CAR RENTAL RESERVATIONS PRIOR TO YOUR ARRIVAL!*
Car Rental at the Airports
Fly Santa Fe
Albuquerque International Sunport
Airport Ground Transportation & Private Car Services
Santa Fe:
- Bernard’s Transportation Services, 505.550.9901
- Certified Airport Transportation, AV Travel Co., 505.577.1961
- Groome Transportation (formerly Sandia Shuttle), 505.474.5696
- New Mexico Black Car Service, 505.316.1100
- Private Car Service, 505.660.3227
- RoadRunneR, 505.424.3367
- Santa Fe Limo, 505.471.5466
- Santa Fe Valet and Limousine, 505.424.2171
- World Travel Management, 505.913.9627
Albuquerque International Sunport Ground Transportation
Car Rental in the city of Santa Fe
Avis
Budget
Enterprise
Hertz
Toyota of Santa Fe
Ride-Sharing Services
Uber and Lyft rides can easily be arranged in Santa Fe using their apps.
Bus Service
Santa Fe Trails (Route M for the downtown area)
RTD 255 Mountain Trail Route (for downtown and stops along Hyde Park Road, including trailheads and ski area)
Santa Fe Pickup Shuttle: This service is available on demand. If you have flexibility in your schedule, call Santa Fe Trails (505.955.2001). Route M provides transportation throughout most of the previous stops of the Santa Fe Pickup in the downtown area.
Train
Amtrak
The Southwest Chief trains, eastbound from Los Angeles and westbound from Chicago, arrive each afternoon at the station in Lamy, New Mexico. Call RoadRunneR to arrange transportation to or from.
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express is a commuter rail that operates between Santa Fe and Albuquerque seven days a week.
Downtown Parking
Payment ($2 per hour) is required at metered parking spots in downtown Santa Fe from 8am to 6 pm, Monday through Saturday, excluding major holidays. Most are operable using the ParkMobile app. Reference this list of parking locations for more information.
Bikeways and Trails
Bicycle paths and trails for all levels of riders are located in and around the city. See the Santa Fe Bikeways & Trails guide.
Walking
The downtown and Railyard areas are particularly walkable. See the downtown Santa Fe Walking Map.
ADA Travel
For helpful tips and resources to make getting around Santa Fe more enjoyable, click here.
