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Ski Santa Fe Overview

http://www.skisantafe.com (505) 982-4429

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Ski Santa Fe

Ski Santa Fe is located high above what has become one of the top visitor destinations in the nation, the historic and artistic town of Santa Fe, so when you visit for a ski or snowboard trip, be sure to save time for the town. Santa Fe has a wonderful range of terrain, from isolated beginner slopes to lots of cruisers, some long bump runs, great glades and tree runs, and even a few short chutes and small bowls. The out-of-bounds, but legal, Big Tesuque run is a powder hound's delight that ends on a luge-like forested trail leading to the access road. Hitch back up or park a second vehicle at the turn-out. Ski Santa Fe benefits from its 12,075 foot summit, 1,725 foot vertical drop, 77 trails and 225 inches of average annual snowfall. Dining and lodging options abound in the historic capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe. 

Elevation

  • Summit
    12075ft
  • Vertical Drop
    1725ft
  • Base
    10350ft

Terrain

Beginner Runs

20%

Intermediate Runs

40%

Advanced Runs

40%

Expert Runs

0%

Longest Run

3 MILES

Skiable Terrain

660 ACRE

Lifts

  • Total Number Of Lifts: 7
  • Gondolas & Trams: 0
  • Eight Person Lifts: 0
  • High Speed Sixes: 0
  • High Speed Quads: 0
  • Quad Chairs: 1
  • Triple Chairs: 2
  • Double Chairs: 2
  • Surface Lifts: 2

Tourist Office

2209 Brothers Road, Suite 220

87505-6965 Santa Fe

New Mexico

United States

Phone: (505) 982-4429

info@skisantafe.com

Ski Santa Fe Website Tourist office

Important Dates

Projected Opening Ski Season: 11/22/2012

Projected Closing Ski Season: 04/07/2013

Projected Days Open: 130

Days Open Last Year: 107

Years Open: 67

Average Snowfall: 225"

Ski Santa Fe Reviews

  • by alanmoroney 9th March 2013
    • Overall Rating 4
    • Family Friendly 5
    • All Mtn. Terrain 5
    • Terrain Park 0
    • Nightlife 5

    “Beautiful views, great runs, small resort, but only by Western US standards!”

    Pros: Snow quality, friendly staff, tree skiing - Santa Fe city!
    Cons: lack of safety bars on lifts

     
  • by Anelizk88 10th February 2013
    • Overall Rating 5
    • Family Friendly 5
    • All Mtn. Terrain 4
    • Terrain Park 4
    • Nightlife 5

    Best in South/Central NM

    Pros: Nice grooming, great for beginners & families, affordable
    Cons: long winding drive up, quite a walk from the parking lot

     
  • by tjack549 15th March 2012
    • Overall Rating 4
    • Family Friendly 5
    • All Mtn. Terrain 4
    • Terrain Park 4
    • Nightlife 0

    Great grooming

    Pros: Friendly staff, well-groomed runs
    Cons: slushy

     
  • by xtine 15th February 2012
    • Overall Rating 4
    • Family Friendly 5
    • All Mtn. Terrain 3
    • Terrain Park 3
    • Nightlife 3

    Great for Beginners

    Pros: friendly staff, decent food, shuttle
    Cons: lots of kids, crowded

     

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