Amtrak Stations in New Mexico

New Mexico’s Amtrak stations are on three different routes: Southwest Chief, Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle. Unfortunately, trains don’t stop in Santa Fe, but there is connecting bus service if you choose Santa Fe Central Area as your final destination. Also, don’t get confused by the Las Vegas station. The famous Las Vegas with casinos and shows is in Nevada. Explore the Amtrak stations and routes in New Mexico below to learn more.

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Station	Route
Albuquerque, NM – Alvarado Transportation Center (ABQ)	Southwest Chief
Deming, NM (DEM)	Texas Eagle, Sunset Limited
Gallup, NM (GLP)	Southwest Chief
Lamy, NM (LMY)	Southwest Chief
Las Vegas, NM (LSV)	Southwest Chief
Lordsburg, NM (LDB)	Texas Eagle, Sunset Limited
Raton, NM (RAT) (pictured above)	Southwest Chief

New Mexico Amtrak Routes

Three long-distance Amtrak routes travel through New Mexico. The Sunset Chief has daily service, but the Texas Eagle and Sunset Limited operate only three days per week in the state.

Southwest Chief: Chicago-Los Angeles
Sunset Limited: New Orleans-Los Angeles
Texas Eagle: Chicago-Los Angeles via Texas

FAQ

What are the main Amtrak stations in New Mexico?

Albuquerque is the biggest city in New Mexico with an Amtrak station. Lamy is also popular due to its proximity to Santa Fe.

Where is the Las Vegas Amtrak stop in New Mexico?

The Las Vegas, New Mexico stop is in the northeastern part of the state. The historic Castaneda Hotel is next to the station and there are multiple historic districts to explore. If you’re looking for casinos and shows, travel to Las Vegas, Nevada.

Can I travel by train from New Mexico to major East Coast cities?

Yes, but this trip requires travel on two Amtrak routes. The Southwest Chief and Texas Eagle can take you to Chicago, where you can transfer to the Cardinal, Lake Shore Limited, or Floridian to reach East Coast cities.

Are there attractions near New Mexico Amtrak stations?

Yes. For example:

Albuquerque: Old Town, Sandia Peak Tramway
Las Vegas, NM: Historic districts
Gallup: Native American jewelry shops
Raton: Raton Historic District, Climax Canyon Nature Trail

How can I get from Lamy Station to Santa Fe?

Amtrak provides bus shuttles from Lamy Station and downtown Santa Fe if you select Santa Fe as your final destination when booking your tickets. Taxis and ride-sharing options are also available. Drive time from Lamy to Santa Fe is about 30 minutes. You also travel to Albuquerque for rentals cars and drive one hour.