5
by Extreme Ski Lover - 14th January 2007
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January 13th,2007. For over a week I have been skiing the double diamond runs of Avalanche Bowl off Roadrunner and Columbine, which is now easier to get to ... Full review
5
by Dan Gibson - 30th March 2007
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After a dismal month from Feb. 23 or so to March 23, northern New Mexico went into a premature spring, but winter is baaaaack. Taos, Angel Fire and Santa Fe... Full review
5
by anonymous_user - 28th March 2008
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sorry anonymous...the first thing they teach you is how to fall, the second, how to maintain your speed. If your kid can't do that why take him up to the to... Full review
5
by NambeRipper - 20th March 2010
Pros: The local stashes/closed terrain
Cons: Crouds on weekends
I don't get how supposed expert skiers complain about the lack of challenging terrain here..and who cares about food!!! Real skiiers know it's all about the... 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
5
by Gnu14 - 28th October 2009
Pros: Sick Mountain with great lift drops and much diversity
Cons: Hard road to get to base of mountain when snowing
I go to school in Albuquerque and love to take trips to Santa Fe whenever I can. It is a big mountain with much diversity and some really amazing powder if ... Full review
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