Just outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sandia Peak Ski Area has proposed replacing its Lift 1 with a hybrid ropeway capable of carrying chairlifts and gondolas, colloquially known as a “Chondola.” ...

As the cold sets in, you may be planning out your winter itinerary here in the Land of Enchantment. If you’re not sure where ...

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 s ocial ...

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. “While we would like to have seen more natural ...

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 ...

HERE WITH THOSE SEVEN DAY FORECAST AT 5.23 SPRING SKIING THAT IS IN FULL SWING ACROSS OUR STATE. THIS IS DRAWING IN CROWDS FOR THE FINAL STRETCH OF THE SEASON, ESPECIALLY WITH SPRING BREAK UNDERWAY TO ...

The executive director of Ski New Mexico said skiers should not be scared by the lack of snow in some places. “Get out and enjoy it,” said Christy Germscheid. She said natural snow levels are behind ...

Many consider the Labor Day holiday to be an unofficial ‘end of summer,’ despite the Earth’s rotations telling us that technically, summer doesn’t end until the fall equinox on September 22. Whatever ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Your chance to own a piece of New Mexico ski history, in the form of a ski lift chair from a resort, is coming soon. From Aug. 30 to Sept. 1, between 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, the ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A proposal moving through Congress could lead to more than 250 million acres of public land going up for sale. That includes parts of the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque and the ...

Apr. 29—The all-around men's freeski national champion posed with his medals in his mouth and one ski in each hand, making sure the camera captured the base of his skis emblazoned with the New Mexico ...

Ian Greenwood is a lifelong skier and host to two heel spurs so large that they have their own gravitational pull. He writes news for POWDER.