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Angel Fire Resort Photos
Browse through our collection of photography from Angel Fire Resort to get acquainted with it before your ski trip or to relive great memories on the slopes at Angel Fire Resort.
Angel Fire Resort - Good snow off the hike in runs.
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Snow piles up in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Kids enjoy new snow in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Powder returns in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Powder in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Snow refreshes the slopes in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Hitting the powder in late February 2015 at Angel Fire Resort.
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Freshly waxed shovels are on course during Angel Fire's annual World Championship Shovel Race.
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Freshly waxed shovels are on course during Angel Fire's annual World Championship Shovel Race.
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Freshly waxed shovels are on course during Angel Fire's annual World Championship Shovel Race.
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Tips up! Shovel racing comes in hot to Angel Fire Resort, Feb. 8, 2014.
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Wax your shovel. The annual Shovel Race Championship descends upon Angel Fire Resort in New Mexico.
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Ready to launch! The Dummy (Gelande) Launch will soar into Angel Fire in conjunction with the annual Shovel Race Championship.
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Snow stackin up at Angel Fire
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As much as 9 inches at the top of the mountain; 6 inches of powder at the base
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New Mexico snow
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From fall to winter overnight at Angel Fire Resort
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The 9th annual Big Ol' Texas Weekend returns, Jan. 25-27, 2013, for three days of lift ticket, lodging and restaurant deals at Angel Fire Resort.
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Powder skier at Angel Fire, NM. Photo by Jack Affleck.
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