CAMPUS AREAS 
Safety & Usage Evaluations & Surveys
Campus Bicycle Facilities
Rack usage evaluation (image below)
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Adding bicycle repair stations (bike tire pump, bike stand and wrenches – see photo)
Locations (page link with maps and coordinates)
#1. Corbett Hall, west side;
#2. Williams Ave at Standley Dr. near Aggie Express;
#3. McFee Circle by Zuhl Library (SW side); and
#4. Frenger Mall at Hernandez Hall
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Installing flashing speed signage (to improve ped safety)
1. Stewart Ave by Pinion Hall;
2. Stewart Ave. by Equestrian Center;
3. Wells Ave. in South Housing; and
4. Wells Ave. by Intermural Field
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Installing additional bike and cart lanes
1. Stewart Ave;
2. Espina Street;
3. McFie Circle North
4. McFie Circle South
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Installation of Sharrows and share the road signage (Locust, Williams and Espina Streets)
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Installation of lights at pedestrian crossings on University Ave and Alamogordo campus (photo below)
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Bicycling Suitability Review
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- NMSU Campus – BFU review of NMSU’s most suitable roads for bicycling; RANKING table
- NMSU Campus – BFU review of NMSU’s most suitable roads for bicycling; RANKING table
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- Mesilla Valley – 2016 Map of cycling suitability ranked streets in Las Cruces and Mesilla Valley, MPO source,
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CYCLING Routes and Maps
Routes
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- Mesilla Metric Century, 100km, 50km: two scenic loop rides through Mesilla’s pecan orchards map & cue sheets.
- NM Touring Society listing & description of NM day & overnight bicycle tour routes
- NMDOT BPE Guideline Guide Local copy
- NEW MEXICO Bike Routes
- NM Equestrian Awareness Brochure Local Copy
- LC MPO’s Bicycle Suitability Tips
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MPO Bike & Pedestrian Loop Trail around Las Cruces
(Dec 2, 2012 Sun NEWS story local) The 4.5-mile new trail will connect the Triviz Multi-Purpose Path with the La Lloroña Trail, and to trails that link to the north end of the New Mexico State University campus (see map).
“From a bicyclists’ standpoint, it’s a great path . . .This portion creates a loop around Las Cruces, estimated to be more than 32 miles long. MPO map of the Trail is provided at right & further details are available via the links below.
Las Cruces MPO Multi-use Map [Draft]
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- Information from The Las Cruces Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) website indicates that Las Cruces has over 65 miles of in-road bicycle lanes, shared-use lanes, and bicycle routes. The City of Las Cruces also has 15 miles of paved and natural-surface trails. The bicycle facilities vary and enjoyment may depend on your experience level.
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- Here is the latest 2016 regional Bicycling Suitability Map to help you plan your route. The Las Cruces MPO has developed the 2040 Plan with the following:
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- Bicycle Facilities Priorities Plan (local copy);
- Pedestrian Priorities Plan (local copy) and
- Trail System Priorities Plan (local copy) to guide the development of future facilities.
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- Aerial images along the Outfall Channel Trail are provided via the following MPO website documents:
Channel Trail overview 1 and
Channel Trail overview 2
- Aerial images along the Outfall Channel Trail are provided via the following MPO website documents:
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Local & Campus Bus Info
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- Las Cruces RoadRunner Transit (Bus System) (RoadRunner Schedule link) Feb 26, 2018 (posting)
- Trasite routes
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New Mexico Park and Ride provides over daily departures on the following routes:
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- Las Cruces and White Sands Missile Range (Silver)
- Las Cruces and El Paso (Gold)
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This service is available to the general public at the following one way fares:
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- Las Cruces – White Sands Missile Range – $3.00
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CONNECTING TRANSIT SERVICES is available through
Road Runner Info on