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| SKIING IN NEW MEXICO Skiing is a favorite winter sport in the sunshine state. Excellent Ski runs in the state are located in the mountains of Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Ruidoso and Cloudcroft. | |||||
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| "THE HARDEST THING TO DO IS LEAVE!" ANGEL FIRE, located 26 miles northeast of Taos, NM , is a growing year round resort with seasonal activities like skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, golf, tennis and hiking to name a few. So when you plan your next holiday, plan a visit to Angel Fire. You'll find as we have...the hardest thing to do is leave. | |||||
| Cedar Creek | |||||
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| Cedar Creek, Ruidoso, New Mexico | Cedar Creek Ski Run Ruidoso, New Mexico | ||||
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| SKI CLOUDCROFT Cloudcroft, New Mexico Enjoy the sunshine while learning to ski. | |||||
| Red River | |||||
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| Red River, New Mexico The Ski Area is conveniently situated in the quaint vilage of Red River nestled in the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range of New Mexico, where gold and silver prospectors once made their home. | |||||
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| The Sandia Peak Tramway is the longest clear and unsupported span in North America, third longest in the world. The 2.7 mile climb up the west side of the Sandia Mountains is accomplished in ten minutes by two 60-passenger cars. | Sandia Peak Ski Area. Albuquerque, New Mexico. more than 10 miles of slope - all groomed to perfection - await the skiier,whether novice or expert. With seven major trails, Sandia Peak's longest is two and one half miles with a vertical drop of 1700. | Sandia Peak Ski Area. 20 miles from Albuquerque, N.M.. A panoramic view of upper exhibition trail, showing Summit House Restaurant, the double chairlift, and the wide expanse of Sandia's most popular trail. | |||
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| SANDIA PEAK SKI AREA ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO Skiers and sightseers take their ride on the 7,500 foot long double chairlift. The lift takes them to an altitude of 10,378 feet, on the East Slope of the Sandia Mountains. | Sandia Peak Ski Area. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Enroute from the Tram to the Summit House and on to the slopes, anxious skiers make their way. | ||||
| Sangre de Cristo Mountains | |||||
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| Sking in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Santa Fe, New Mexico. Most wither sports enthusiasts are surprised to learn that there is good skiing in Sunny New Mexico. The high peaks of the Sangre de Christo range afforst good practice runs of varying degree; while open slopes, far reaching views, marvelous sunshine and dry air help to make this region ideal for winter sports. Good skiing is available at the end of a few minutes drive from Fred Harvey's La Fonda Hotel in Santa FE. The higher country, rapidly being developed, afforde an excellent terrain for cross-country skiing. Skiing is fast becoming popular at other points in New Mexico and Arizona. | |||||
| Sante Fe Ski Bowl | |||||
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| SANTA FE SKI BASIN Located 16 miles from Santa Fe, New Mexico at an elevation of 10,200 feet, is one of the finest natural areas in the country. The fine slopes, marvelous powder snow, and the warm New Mexico sunshine, combine to make Santa Fe a paradise for skiers. | |||||
| Sierra Blanca Ski Resort | |||||
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| Sierra Blanca Gondola Tram - Sierra Blanca Ski Resort - Access to the ski resort is just 16 miles from Ruidoso. The road is paved all the way to the base of the lifts. Smowmaking machines guarantee Thanksgiving opening and good early season skiing. Average annual snowfall 80-120 inches. | |||||
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