Apodaca Park is a grade 2 trail with one loop for a total of 0.6 miles (1267 steps).
Apodaca Park was named after Mike Apodaca, Las Cruces Mayor from 1953-1955. The sculpture facing the entrance of the park, called Dineh (Navajo and Apache for “human being”), honors all the Native Americans of New Mexico and was dedicated in 1986. 801 E. Madrid, Las Cruces, NM 88001
Attractions: Play structure, Open fields, Tennis courts, Dog friendly on leash, Wheelchair accessible
Nearby intersection: Solano and Madrid
Public Transportation: Las Cruces Transit: RT 70
Public Facilities: Benches, picnic tables, water fountains, trash cans, restrooms
Parking: On site
For up-to-date information about Apodaca Park, visit its webpage at https://prescriptiontrails.org/t/62