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Running in New Mexico

Show on the map There are 106 areas in New Mexico. See them all below. Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Farmington City Limits, Las Cruces and Roswell has the most runnable places.

Good to know about running in New Mexico

Most of New Mexico is located 1500m5000ft or more above sea level. It is usually a good idea to reduce your training the first days when you arrive at high altitude and adjust your paces for the remainder of your stay.
Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Alamos County, Questa and Peñasco are some of the highest located cities/counties/villages.

Best places for workouts in New Mexico

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Highly rated places to run in New Mexico

Belen High School and Marshall Middle School are popular places to run in this area.

Climate in New Mexico

The climate differs a lot in different parts of New Mexico. The yearly average temperature in Santa Fe is 7°C44°F compared to Artesia where it is 18°C65°F.

More detailed information about the weather in New Mexico can be found on the page for each city.

Comments on places around New Mexico

Anonymous user - on Socorro
High Altitude, hilly terrain. Running North-South is fairly flat, East-West gets hilly quickly. Li..
Anonymous user - on La Cueva High School
Built fence looks like they are closing it
Why do I pay taxes anymore.
Anonymous user - on Santa Fe Community College
The synthetic surface was scraped off. Now it is bare asphalt with cracks and weeds growing.
Visit report on Pojoaque Wellness
Closed on Sundays
Kevin Monahan - on University of New Mexico
Track and Football Facility were open for a youth soccer camp and HS Football event. Great surface..

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