Ski Santa Fe, USA - New Mexico

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Ski Santa Fe summary

Ski Santa Fe in the United States (New Mexico State) is a medium sized ski resort with 6 ski lifts (4 chair lifts, 2 surface lifts) that offers skiers an impressive 503 metres (1650 feet) of vertical descent. Ski Santa Fe has 660 acres of terrain over 67 trails. Ski Santa Fe is evenly suited for both advanced and intermediate skiers and snowboarders but with some terrain for beginners. We have no information about the existence of any cross country ski trails at Ski Santa Fe. Almost half of the trails at Ski Santa Fe are covered by snowmaking. The nearest airport is at Albuquerque.

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Visitor Reviews of Ski Santa Fe

Jake from UNITED STATES writes:

Went Saturday January 12th, 2008. Snow was OK, not great. We skied pretty much the whole mountain (mostly blacks) with the exception of the VERY rocky glades. Lines weren't bad, but my god, the lifts are SLOW. Do not go here if you except anything similar to a Colorado experience. This was my 3rd trip (other 2 to CO) this season and we probably spent 2.5 hours of the 6 riding lifts. They are slow, and constantly stopping because people do not know how to use one properly. NONE of the staff ever said a word to me getting on or off, nor was there one standing at the exit of the lift if someone were to fall, which is trademark of CO resorts. Price is right , but it was not worth the 5 hour drive each way, as we skied the whole mountain easily. The skill level of the skiers is POOR for the most part, I saw one ~40mph collision between a skier and boarder, and I was hit by a young girl "pizza-ing" down the whole mountain who yelled " I cant stop" as she was hitting me.

2008-01-14

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