National parks

How many people visit Guadalupe Mountains National Park?

Guadalupe Mountains National Park had 206,423 recreation visits in 2025, the 52nd most of the 63 national parks. Its busiest year since 1979 was 2021, with 243,291 visits. March and April were its busiest months in 2025, between them 29% of the year's visits.

Visits in 2025

206,423

Up 22% from 169,535 in 2015

Among national parks

52nd

most visited of 63

Busiest month of 2025

March

30,339 visits

Recreation visits to Guadalupe Mountains each year

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Recreation visits to Guadalupe Mountains each month of 2025

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The numbers

Recreation visits each year, newest first, and each month of 2025.

Recreation visits to Guadalupe Mountains National Park each year
Year Visits
2025 206,423
2024 226,134
2023 227,340
2022 219,987
2021 243,291
2020 151,256
2019 188,833
2018 172,347
2017 225,257
2016 181,839
2015 169,535
2014 166,868
2013 145,670
2012 159,360
2011 152,546
2010 192,210
2009 198,882
2008 163,709
2007 165,110
2006 174,157
2005 170,383
2004 182,351
2003 181,357
2002 202,911
2001 222,307
2000 198,762
1999 219,591
1998 227,924
1997 231,980
1996 223,485
1995 208,972
1994 203,520
1993 201,054
1992 175,120
1991 200,398
1990 192,890
1989 168,872
1988 178,910
1987 156,344
1986 163,313
1985 147,758
1984 151,862
1983 142,736
1982 140,620
1981 142,641
1980 113,825
1979 110,478
Recreation visits to Guadalupe Mountains National Park each month of 2025
Month of 2025 Visits
January 8,692
February 16,664
March 30,339
April 28,735
May 17,702
June 12,543
July 11,328
August 8,714
September 12,459
October 17,288
November 15,228
December 26,731

Source and notes

National Park Service, Visitor Use Statistics (Public domain (U.S. government work); source National Park Service).

A recreation visit is one person entering the park for recreation on one day, estimated by the park from traffic counters and sampling; people passing through for work or on a through road aren't counted. Monthly counts begin in 1979 or the park's first year on record, and include the years before it became a national park, when it may have been, say, a national monument. A sudden jump or drop can be a change in how the park counts, and closures (the 2020 pandemic, storms, fires, government shutdowns) show as dips. NPS publishes a year early the next year.