Ski Santa Fe to open additional Advanced Terrain as storm forecast builds.
Author
Shanna Snell and Eric Thompson
Date Published
Ski Santa Fe is set to open several new Intermediate and Advanced runs throughout the upper mountain as storm forecasts predict up to 20” of new snow for the area.
Beginning Friday, January 9th, guests can expect Roadrunner, Fall Line, Pipeline, Burro Alley, Avalanche Bowl, Cody’s Glade, Desperado, Double Eagle V, Bozo and Santa Fe Trail to open. All new advanced terrain will be accessible via the Tesuque Peak Triple Chairlift, while additional beginner terrain will be served by the Santa Fe Express High Speed Quad.
Snowmaking and mountain crews continue their hard work to prepare the Millennium Lift for operation, with plans to have the chair spinning prior to the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Weekend.
Registration is now open for our Adult Multi-Day Clinics. Whether you are just starting out or looking to perfect your technique, there is always something you can learn! Clinics include our Mogul Workshop, Women’s Program, Men’s Program and our Seasoned Skier Clinic for ages 50+. For more information, call our Snow Sports Ticket Office at 505-992-5084.
All facilities will be open, including: La Casa Lodge, La Casa Café, Ski Santa Fe Sports Shop, Ski & Snowboard Rental Shop, and Baz Coffee Bar. Totemoff’s Bar & Grill will be open to service our guests at mid-mountain. Join us at the Snow Sports School and Chipmunk Corner Children’s Center for ski or snowboard lessons.
Hours of Operation: Open 7 days a week, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. For more information, visit skisantafe.com.
