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Ski Santa Fe,
New Mexico
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 When
I think of New Mexico I imagine warm sunsets, Native American Treasures,
exciting festivals, and cactus. The last thing I picture is snow. Yet there are
moments when you to stand at the summit of Ski Santa Fe, at over 12,000 feet,
and see nothing but a white landscape within the 8,000 square mile view. From
the Truchas Peaks in the north to the Sandia Mountains flanking Albuquerque in
the south out to Mount Taylor near the Arizona border in the west, it's nothing
but snow as far as the eye can see. What does this mean for travelers? It's time
to Ski Santa Fe, New Mexico!
 Winter
in Santa Fe, New Mexico is a thrilling time. Head out and experience the
breath-taking rush of skiing Santa Fe's smooth cruisers to the steep bowls and
perfectly spaced trees. The mountain of Ski Santa Fe is evenly split between
blue and black runs so there's plenty of comfortable trails for intermediates
while the steep fall-line runs, glades, and moguls are ideal for experts.
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