RAILS, TRAILS & PARKING | BACA RAILYARD

The Baca Railyard marks the southern end of the Railyard district and once served as a coal and fuel storage yard for the Denver & Rio Grande and New Mexico Central railways. Historically home to warehousing, light industry and stone yards, it now also boasts cutting-edge contemporary art, live-work spaces, and a multitude of prosperous retail shops.

Trails

The less than a mile Acequia Trail connects the Baca Railyard to the North Railyard for hikers and cyclists and provides a major link in the extensive trail system throughout the city of Santa Fe. Trail connections throughout neighboring areas of the City are being expanded to enhance the ease of urban access.

Additionally, the Rail Trail connects with the historic Acequia Madre, which flows quietly down through the City on the west side of the trail, shaded by old-growth elm trees. The trail continues back up through the North Railyard to the Santa Fe River near the Plaza, and down all along the River, and is popularly utilized by pedestrians and cyclists alike. It’s so easy to get to the Baca Railyard by car, bus, foot, bike, or train, and simply enjoy nature’s tranquility in the heart of the City.

Parking

Parking in the Baca Railyard is a breeze. There is free street parking as well as spaces on Flagman Way near Baca Street. Furthermore, some businesses in the Baca Railyard have dedicated parking.