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Best Ski Mountains in New Mexico

New Mexico serves dry snow and big sky at Taos, Angel Fire, and Ski Apache. Elevation catches newcomers off guard in a good way.

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5Mountains
0Epic Pass
1Ikon Pass
0Indy Pass
2Night skiing
226"Avg annual snow
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Epic Pass vs Ikon Pass: Rockies

0 Epic and 1 Ikon mountain in New Mexico. Compare coverage before you commit to a pass for next season.

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How New Mexico stacks up

New Mexico serves dry snow and big-sky days with a smaller resort count. Vertical and exposure can surprise first-time visitors in a good way.

Biggest vertical: Taos Ski Valley (3,100 ft)Night skiing at 2 areas
Mountain Vertical Trails Avg Snow/yr Day Ticket* Pass Night Skiing Live Data
Taos Ski Valley 3,100 ft 110 300" $170 Ikon Pass No Open live data →
Ski Santa Fe 1,725 ft 86 225" $85 No Major Pass No Open live data →
Red River 1,600 ft 58 214" $79 No Major Pass Yes Open live data →
Angel Fire 2,077 ft 80 210" $80 No Major Pass Yes Open live data →
Ski Apache 1,900 ft 55 180" $89 No Major Pass No Open live data →

*Ticket prices vary by date, demand, and age. Verify with the mountain before purchasing.

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