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Parks Guide | Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization

PARKS GUIDE

Find a Park

Take a walk in Santa Fe! Use the Park Trails interactive map to help plan your route for walking or wheelchair rolling on City Trails and at six selected City parks across the City of Santa Fe!

 

Featured Park GUIDES:

Ashbaugh Park    Bicentennial/Alto Park    Frenchy’s Field and Commons    Las Acequias Park    Ragle Park    SWAN Park

 

 

Park Trails

Santa Fe features 14 Park Trails. These trails are for people of all abilities and were originally mapped as part of the Prescription Trails project. The trail facilities are designed to encourage those with mobility challenges or other health issues to utilize the facilities as a means of improving their physical health and mental health through increased access to the outdoors. 

 

 

DISCOVER SANTA FE PARKS BY FEATURES:

 

 

art

Other Parks

Ft. Marcy

M.R.C. Sports Fields

PLAY EQUIPMENT

Ashbaugh Park

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Frenchy’s Field and Commons

Las Acequias Park

Ragle Park

SWAN Park

Other Parks

Adam Gabriel Armijo

John F. Griego

Calle Alvarado

Calle Lorca

Candalero

Cielo Vista

Franklin Miles

Frank Ortiz Dog Park

Fort Marcy

Galisteo

Genoveva Chavez Center/Park

Gregory Lopez

La Resolana

Larragoite

Las Estancias

Los Hermanos

Los Milagros

MRC

Maclovia

Martin Luther King Jr.

Monica Lucero

Nava Ade

Patrick Smith

Pueblos del Sol

Rail Yard

Rancho del Sol

Rancho Siringo

Salvador Perez

Torreon

Villa Linda

Young

picnic tables

Ashbaugh Park

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Frenchy’s Field and Commons

Las Acequias Park

Ragle Park

SWAN Park

Other Parks

Adam Gabriel Armijo

Amelia White

John F. Griego

Calle Alvarado

Calle Lorca

Candalero

Cathedral

Cielo Vista

Cross of the Martyrs

Delgado

E. De Vargas

Escondido Ct.

Franklin Miles

Frank Ortiz Dog Park

Fort Marcy

Galisteo

Grant

Gregory Lopez

Guadalupe

Rose

Herb Martinez

Hillside

La Resolana

Larragoite

Las Estancias

Los Hermanos

Los Milagros

Maclovia

Maloof

Mark Brandt

Martin Luther King Jr.

Monica Lucero

Nava Ade

Parque del Rio

Patrick Smith

Plaza

Power Plant

Pueblo

Pueblos del Sol

Rail Yard

Rancho del Sol

Rancho Siringo

Salvador Perez

Sunny Slope Meadows

W. De Vargas

Torreon

Villa Linda

Young

tennis courts

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Other Parks

Atalaya Elementary 

Ft. Marcy 

Herb Martinez 

Larragoite Park 

Salvador Perez Park

baseball/softball fields

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Ragle Park

SWAN Park

Other Parks

Franklin Miles #1

Frank Ortiz Park(Dog Park)

Herb Martinez #1

Martin Luther King Jr.

Salvador Perez Park

basketball courts

Ashbaugh Park

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Las Acequias Park

Ragle Park

SWAN Park

Other Parks

Barrio (John F. Griego)

Calle Lorca

Candelero

Franklin Miles #1

Galisteo Park

Herb Martinez #1

Los Hermanos

Martin Luther King Jr.

Monica Roybal Center

Patrick Smith

Rancho Siringo

Torreon

Young

SOCCER FIELDS

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

Other Parks

Ft. Marcy

M.R.C. Sports Fields

 Patrick Smith

Salvador Perez Park

volleyball COURTS

Other Parks

Franklin Miles #1

Ft. Marcy

M.R.C. Sports Fields

Salvador Perez Park

disc golf

Ashbaugh Park

SWAN Park

Bicentennial/Alto Park 

SWAN Park

Other Parks

Fort Marcy

M.R.C. Sports Fields

Railyard Park

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After mapping, projects can be prioritized for funding and implementation. The highest priority projects will be accessible for review with member governments so they can be included into the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). . Based on concentrations of high priority projects, high priority pedestrian improvement zones can be designated to complete improvements by geographic area.