The 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse passes through 12 state parks in New Mexico on its trip through the US, Mexico, and a few other Central American countries. Come learn about these 12 New Mexico State Parks. MDT Mountain Time

State Park	Coverage	Duration of annularity	Full Begins	Maximum	Full Ends
Bluewater Lake State Park	89.68%	3 minutes, 11 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:33:27 am	Oct 14 at 10:35:03 am	Oct 14 at 10:36:38 am
Bottomless Lakes State Park	89.87%	4 minutes, 46 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:39:02 am	Oct 14 at 10:41:25 am	Oct 14 at 10:43:48 am
Brantley Lake State Park	89.89%	1 minute, 57 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:41:08 am	Oct 14 at 10:42:07 am	Oct 14 at 10:43:05 am
Cerrillos Hills State Park	89.74%	4 minutes, 10 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:35:18 am	Oct 14 at 10:37:23 am	Oct 14 at 10:39:28 am
Fenton Lake State Park	89.70%	4 minutes, 8 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:34:15 am	Oct 14 at 10:36:19 am	Oct 14 at 10:38:23 am
Hyde Memorial State Park	89.74%	1 minute, 56 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:36:34 am	Oct 14 at 10:37:33 am	Oct 14 at 10:38:30 am
Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park	89.90%	1 minute, 38 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:41:32 am	Oct 14 at 10:42:21 am	Oct 14 at 10:43:10 am
Manzano Mountains State Park	89.76%	4 minutes, 32 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:35:27 am	Oct 14 at 10:37:43 am	Oct 14 at 10:39:59 am
Navajo Lake State Park	89.64%	2 minutes, 59 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:33:05 am	Oct 14 at 10:34:35 am	Oct 14 at 10:36:04 am
Rio Grande Nature Center State Park	89.73%	4 minutes, 50 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:34:30 am	Oct 14 at 10:36:55 am	Oct 14 at 10:39:20 am
Sumner Lake State Park	89.82%	2 minutes, 43 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:38:54 am	Oct 14 at 10:40:16 am	Oct 14 at 10:41:37 am
Villanueva State Park	89.77%	2 minutes, 50 seconds	Oct 14 at 10:37:06 am	Oct 14 at 10:38:31 am	Oct 14 at 10:39:56 am

Bluewater Lake State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 54 minutes, 36 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:12:10 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:06:46 pm

Bottomless Lakes State Park

Duration: 3 hours, 4 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:15:47 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:15:51 pm

Brantley Lake State Park

Duration: 3 hours, 44 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:16:12 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:16:56 pm

Cerrillos Hills State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 56 minutes, 23 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:13:32 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:09:55 pm

Fenton Lake State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 55 minutes, 25 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:12:56 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:08:21 pm

Hyde Memorial State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 56 minutes, 21 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:13:40 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:10:01 pm

Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park

Duration: 3 hours, 56 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:16:20 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:17:16 pm

Manzano Mountains State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 56 minutes, 57 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:13:39 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:10:36 pm

Navajo Lake State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 53 minutes, 40 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:12:02 am
Partial ends:Oct 14 at 12:05:42 pm

Rio Grande Nature Center State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 56 minutes, 10 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:13:13 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:09:23 pm

Sumner Lake State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 58 minutes, 46 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:15:11 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:13:57 pm

Villanueva State Park

Duration: 2 hours, 57 minutes, 15 seconds
Partial begins: Oct 14 at 9:14:12 am
Partial ends: Oct 14 at 12:11:27 pm

Now you know about which New Mexico State Parks cities are in the path of annularity for the 2023 annular solar eclipse! For similar information but for the 2024 state parks in totality for states such as Texas, check out our article. Make sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram for awesome updates and make sure to check back with cosmospnw as we regularly post updates.