Los Lunas
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Get in
Los Lunas is just off Interstate highway 25, although travelers can also get there via the far more scenic back roads, like NM 314. The nearest major airport is in Albuquerque.
A commuter railroad, the New Mexico Rail Runner Express, connects Los Lunas to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and some of the other small communities along the Rio Grande. The Los Lunas station is located at the intersection of Courthouse Road and NM 314, about a half-mile south of the intersection of NM 314 and Main Street. The train runs with limited service daily.
A commuter railroad, the New Mexico Rail Runner Express, connects Los Lunas to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and some of the other small communities along the Rio Grande. The Los Lunas station is located at the intersection of Courthouse Road and NM 314, about a half-mile south of the intersection of NM 314 and Main Street. The train runs with limited service daily.
Get around
The junction of NM 314 and Main Street (NM 6) marks the center of town. I-25 runs north-south west of town.
Eat
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address: 110 Main StIn a historic mansion that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is said to be haunted. American food, fine dining. Bar. $8-$12.
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Teofilo's Restaurant
address: 144 Main StIn an old house, serves excellent New Mexican food. $8-$12. -
RIBS BBQ
address: 120 Nelson LaneServes excellent BBQ, and brews their own beer onsite. $7-$12
Sleep
There are a few places to sleep around the Main St/I-25 intersection, mainly chain motels, like the Comfort Inn and a Days Inn. There's also the Western Skies Inn & Suites, 2258 Sun Ranch Village Loop (just west of the Main St/I-25 intersection), +1 505 865-0001.