The conference will take place at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center (link is external), located at 201 W Marcy St, Santa Fe, NM 87501.

Getting There

By Car

Santa Fe is only about an hour's drive from Albuquerque; 1.5 from Taos; 4 hours from Durango, CO; 5 from El Paso, TX; 5.5 from Denver, CO; and 7.5 from Phoenix or Tucscon, AZ.

Get driving directions from your location. (link is external)

Interested in sharing a ride? Connect with other participants through our ride share forum. The forum is only accessible to logged-in users, so make sure to login or create an account before attempting to view or post. If you would like to post more broadly and publicly, you are welcome to do so in the general 2016 Biodynamic Conference forum. 

Parking: Parking at the Convention Center is $5 per day, or $8 to leave and return in the same day. It is open 24 hours/day.

By Plane

To Santa Fe: The Santa Fe Municipal Airport (link is external) (SAF) is served by American (flights from Dallas and LAX) and United (flights from Denver), with connecting flights nationally. 

To get to from the Santa Fe airport to hotels or the conference center, you can rent a car, call a taxi, or take the RoadRunner Shuttle (advance reservations required online or by calling (505) 424-3367).

To Albuquerque: The closest major airport is Albuquerque International Sunport (link is external) (ABQ), which is served by Alaska, American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, United, and US Airways. To get from ABQ to Santa Fe, you have several options:

• Airporter: The Sandia Shuttle (link is external) runs door-to-door service directly from ABQ to Santa Fe hotels and other destinations. The shuttle leaves ABQ every hour from 8:45 am to 10:45 pm, and leaves Santa Fe every hour from 5:00 am to 7:00 pm. The cost is $30 one way or $55 round trip. Reservations at www.sandiashuttle.com (link is external) or call (888) 775-5696.
• Public Transportation: The New Mexico RailRunner (link is external) is a commuter train from downtown Albuquerque (link is external) to the Santa Fe Railyard Depot (link is external), which costs $9 one-way ($4 for youth, students, and seniors). On weekdays (link is external), an ABQ ride shuttle bus (link is external) runs between the ABQ Sunport and the Downtown Albuquerque station. The shuttle is free if you have already purchased your train ticket online, or $1 if you do not have a train ticket. The weekday shuttle leaves the airport and connects to the northbound train at 9:10 am, 4:01 pm, 5:09 pm, and 6:10 pm. The RailRunner also runs from Santa Fe to Albuquerque on weekends, but there is no weekend shuttle between the Albuquerque train station and ABQ. On Saturday, you can take ABQ Ride route 50 (link is external) from the train station to ABQ. On Sunday, there is no bus service and you will need to take a taxi to ABQ. The Santa Fe Railyard Depot is within walking distance of all conference hotels, or you can call your hotel for a free shuttle pickup at the station.
• Rental Car: You can rent a car and drive to Santa Fe from ABQ (see driving directions above). Several of our conference hotels offer free parking.

By Train

The closest Amtrak station to Santa Fe is in Lamy. The Lamy Shuttle provides service to Santa Fe; call (505) 982-8829 for information. There is also an Amtrak station in Albuquerque, where you can take the RailRunner to Santa Fe (see above).

By Bus

There is a Greyhound bus station in Albuquerque at 320 1st Street, a short walk away from the RailRunner, a commuter train to Santa Fe (see above). 

Getting Around Santa Fe

Visit our Location page for information on exploring Santa Fe.

Shuttles to and from the conference center will be available for guests of the Hotel Santa Fe, Las Palomas, and Santa Fe Sage Inn from 7:00 am - 8:00 pm each day of the conference. Please check with hotel reception for schedules. Taxi's, Uber, and Lyft are also options for getting around at any hour.