New Mexico Urbex Map - Map Abandoned Places New Mexico

Abandoned Places New Mexico Map 2026: 460+ Urbex Spots & Ghost Towns 🇺🇸

Looking for abandoned places in New Mexico? Our New Mexico urbex map brings together more than 460 lost places, gathered through years of research, high desert road trips and tips from fellow urban explorers. A must-have for photographers, history lovers and every fan of urban exploration.

Between Albuquerque and Las Cruces, passing through Santa Fe, Roswell and deep into the high desert, the map reveals adobe ruins, motels, trading posts, churches and many more buildings left behind.

The Land of Enchantment's past shows through its adobe ghost towns, its Route 66 motels and the old mining camps scattered across mesas and canyons.

Beyond the classic spots, you'll unlock exclusive VIP abandoned places, rare finds you won't see shared online.

The map is a living tool: we add new urbex locations and update existing ones on a regular basis.

When will I receive my map?

Right away. Delivery is fully automated, so your digital urbex map arrives in your inbox within minutes of your purchase.

It works with Google Maps and Google Earth on any device, and every abandoned building is listed with its exact GPS coordinates, a must on remote desert roads.

Which abandoned places are on the map?

◉ Adobe ghost towns | Route 66 motels & gas stations

◉ Abandoned mining camps | Old trading posts

◉ Abandoned churches & missions | Abandoned schools

◉ Abandoned sanatoriums & hospitals | Abandoned houses & ranches

◉ Abandoned military sites | Abandoned hotels

Free updates, for life

Your map never goes out of date: updates are free for life. We regularly email you the new urbex spots added and the places that are no longer accessible.

Spotted a place that has been demolished or restored? Send us proof (photos, news articles, etc.) and get two urbex locations of your choice for free.

Planning to explore beyond New Mexico? Discover our urbex maps of all 50 US states and find abandoned places wherever your next road trip takes you.