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. Santa Fe's high altitude (7,000 feet above sea level) means air is rarefied, thinner. It usually takes about 48 hours to adjust and staying hydrated helps.. One drink is the equivalent of three at sea level.. There are no beaches, but Santa Fe is closer to the sun, and the sun shines 300 days of the year., with sometimes less than 20 percent humidity. Nights and early mornings are cool, even in July and August.Santa Fe is in mountain and ski country, sofrom November to April.The climate in Santa Fe can change rapidly and often. In the summer, days can be hot (90+) and nights quite cool (low 60's). Be sure to check current conditions before traveling as monsoon rains can quickly cool down a hot day and bring unexpected floods and rapid humidity. The average temperature difference between Albuquerque and Santa Fe is between 6-8° on any given day.The Santa Fe area is arid, andRestaurants serve water by request and hotels may ask that you participate in water conservation.. Weekends in the summer are usually booked near capacity, and rooms during Santa Fe's Indian Market (third weekend in August) are booked up to a year in advance., your best bet is to have a car. There is a public bus system, Santa Fe Trails , that serves the city with six routes, including the free Santa Fe Pickup Shuttle . Buses operate from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturdays. There is no service on Sundays or holidays. Schedules are available on each bus, at libraries and at locations throughout the city. For schedule, rate and fare information, call 984-6730., though most attractions are within walking distance of downtown hotels. There are convenient city-owned parking lots in the downtown area and many meters available for one or two hours only that cost ＄2 per hour.in traffic and mindful of pedestrians. Obey all traffic rules and be alert, whether driving or walking. Many Santa Fe streets in the downtown area are narrow with an abundance of foot traffic., but hands-free devices are allowed.. Busiest dining hours are from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Casual dress is acceptable in most restaurants.of bill. Some restaurants will add a service charge up to 18 percent for parties of five or more.Check with your doctor regarding any physical condition that could be affected by Santa Fe's high altitude. Wear sturdy walking shoes and be aware of uneven floors when entering historic buildings. If you have dietary concerns, call the restaurant ahead of time for information.must be leashed and under control at all times. Owners must clean up after their animals. Pets are not allowed in Cathedral Park or in the Plaza during special events. Your dog can roam free in the popular dog park, Frank Ortiz Park, 160 Camino de las Crucitas.Santa Fe has tenand they are Zhangjiajie, China; Holguin, Cuba; Sorrento, Italy; Tsuyama, Japan; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; Parral, Mexico; Icheon, South Korea; Santa Fe de la Vega, Spain; Bukhara, Uzbekistan and Livingstone, Zambia. Click here for a list of helpful resources to make your trip to Santa Fe an enjoyable experience.