The historic and rare 47-year-old detachable surface lift at Sipapu Ski Area, New Mexico, will soon be replaced by a new fixed-grip two-person chairlift that the ski area says will make accessing the ...

Ski Santa Fe, New Mexico, is closing a week earlier than planned due to “Unusually warm temperatures and rapidly diminishing snow.” The ski area will now close on March 30, 2025 according to a ...

Mike Smith El Rito Media [email protected] Ski season in New Mexico ends this weekend with at least one ski official saying this year’s lack of snow did not hamper enthusiasm at state ...

New Mexico ski resorts wrap up winter with pond skim events By Tristen Critchfield / For the Journal Mar 16, 2025 Updated Mar 21, 2025 2 min to read 1 of 3 ...

Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, has named John Kelly as its new CEO, while the current top executive, David Norden, will transition into serving as the ski resort’s chairman of the board. The resort made ...

Latest skiing conditions as of Monday, Jan. 27 (Information provided by Ski New Mexico) Angel Fire had a base depth of 21 inches with 57 of 86 trails open and 7 of 7 lifts open.

The director of Ski New Mexico, Christy Gremscheid, said this spring season has been unique. In the past, spring breaks were clustered in the same week.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Western ski resorts are wrapping up one of the most unusual and unpredictable snow seasons in recent memory. New Mexico, traditionally warmer and with less reliable ...

Mike Smith El Rito Media [email protected] Above normal temperatures and lack of snow prompted closure of two New Mexico ski areas in the past week.… ...

SO FUN TO BE THERE. THAT LITTLE VILLAGE TOWN GREAT ANY SEASON. LIKE SO MANY NEW MEXICO SKI AREAS, YOU CAN PLAY IN THE SUMMERTIME. AND OF COURSE YOU CAN GET UP THERE AND PLAY IN THE WINTERTIME ...

The historic and rare 47-year-old detachable surface lift at Sipapu Ski Area, New Mexico, will soon be replaced by a new fixed-grip two-person chairlift that the ski area says will make accessing ...

Ski season in New Mexico ends this weekend with at least one ski official saying this year’s lack of snow did not hamper enthusiasm at state resorts.