4
by alanmoroney - 9th March 2013
Pros: Snow quality, friendly staff, tree skiing - Santa Fe city!
Cons: lack of safety bars on lifts
Santa Fe is a wonderful medium sized town (about 65,000 people), all walkable. It has some of the oldest buildings in The USA and great shopping and food an... Full review
5
by Anelizk88 - 10th February 2013
Pros: Nice grooming, great for beginners & families, affordable
Cons: long winding drive up, quite a walk from the parking lot
If you're a skier & from Albuquerque, Santa Fe or Rio Rancho, this is probably the best "resort" in the area. Don't waste your time w/Sandia, or Ski Apache... Full review
4
by tjack549 - 15th March 2012
Pros: Friendly staff, well-groomed runs
Cons: slushy
Ski Santa Fe is a great resort overall. We have been there repeatedly due to their great service and friendly attitudes. We used their ski school in 2010 ... Full review
4
by xtine - 15th February 2012
Pros: friendly staff, decent food, shuttle
Cons: lots of kids, crowded
My fiance and I drove up here last weekend (Saturday), took us a little over an hour from east ABQ. I'm definitely a beginner, but he was more advanced tha... Full review
4
by nmski - 26th November 2011
Pros: Mulitple mountain tops, long trails, great staff
Cons: Food, no lodging.
I love Ski Sante Fe. I used to ski all the time in my teens, mostly New England (Stowe, Killington, etc...), then I quit for about 25 years. Mainly becau... Full review
2
by misplacedTexan - 19th August 2011
Pros: Elevation = snow, decent expert skiing
Cons: Too hard to get to, parking, boring runs
Where to begin? Well, if you enjoy a mercilessly slow trek up a two-lane mountain road for nearly an hour to park and walk uphill for 200 yards just to get... Full review
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