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by markiemark - 15th March 2010
Pros: Best Food of any ski area
Cons: Slow Lift, Ski Patrol only slows "in control" skiers and riders
Start, Stop, Start, Stop, Start, Stop the main lift must have stopped 12 times on the way up. They have to get something in place to get this handled. Don't... Full review
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by skibum40 - 10th February 2010
Pros: Great snow, everything open
Cons: poor customer service
Looks like this year all the New Mexico ski areas are rocking with snow and it is all great skiing. Santa Fe is a great mountain when the base gets above 5... Full review
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by ILUVSNOW - 3rd January 2010
Pros: easy drive from ABQ or SF
Cons: Theft, bad snow, bad food, overzealous ski patrol
In my first two visits to this ski area, I saw one man standing at the racks who's skis had just been stolen, and then my son's snowboard was stolen. When ... Full review
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by cvb1ewd - 30th December 2009
Pros: Good Snow & Runs
Cons: Expensive, Crowds
This has got to be one of New Mexico's hidden gems. Toas is the #1 spot for sure, but Santa Fe is great. About half the size as Toas, the runs, trees, off t... Full review
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by nbuquoi - 10th December 2009
Pros: great runs for a small mountain
Cons: too expensive
i live in albuquerque and i love going boarding an hour away - the mountain is small but it has great runs allowing you to have some fun and extend your des... Full review
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by bdick - 8th December 2009
Pros: Something for every ability
Cons: 1200 verticle
Santa Fe is convenient to Albuequerque. It's one hour, twenty minutes from my dorstep on the north side of town. Yes, Taos is better. Taos is world class.... Full review
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