Todo Nuevo México

New Mexico Rail Runner Express

The Rail Runner is New Mexico's commuter-rail spine, running roughly 100 miles from Belen through Albuquerque to the Santa Fe Depot — practically the only intercity public transit in the state, with connecting buses at most stations. Every station below offers wheelchair boarding.

Official schedule Fares & zones

Service runs weekdays with reduced Saturday and Sunday schedules; departure times vary by station — always confirm the current timetable with Rio Metro Regional Transit District before you travel.

Stations, south to north

1
Belen
34.6633, -106.7662
Accessible
2
Los Lunas
34.7995, -106.7369
Accessible
3
Isleta Pueblo
34.9466, -106.6732
Accessible
4
Bernalillo County
35.0303, -106.6572
Accessible
5
Downtown Albuquerque
35.0834, -106.6472
Accessible
6
Montaño
35.1369, -106.6323
Accessible
7
Los Ranchos / Journal Center
35.1763, -106.6171
Accessible
8
Sandia Pueblo
35.2105, -106.5975
Accessible
9
Downtown Bernalillo
35.3036, -106.5470
Accessible
10
Sandoval County / U.S. 550
35.3159, -106.5387
Accessible
11
Kewa (Santo Domingo)
35.5111, -106.3219
Accessible
12
Santa Fe County / N.M. 599
35.5917, -106.0607
Accessible
13
Zia Road
35.6464, -105.9570
Accessible
14
South Capitol
35.6728, -105.9574
Accessible
15
Santa Fe Depot
35.6847, -105.9466
Accessible

Planning around the train? Search activities or browse events — many venues and trailheads sit within a short ride or connection of a station.