A day on the slopes can be perfectly punctuated with the right Après-Ski activity, and New Mexico resorts offer after-ski activities that you won’t find anywhere else. Here are 6 options for you to consider when you’re on your New Mexico Ski adventure.
Ten3 at Sandia Peak
Located at the top of Sandia Peak,Ten3 offers one of America’s most breathtaking dining experiences -10,300 feet above sea level! The ride is definitely part of the experience, so enjoy the tram on your way up to the restaurant. You have options for casual dining at the Lounge at the bar, or you can make dinner reservations if you’re looking for a fine dining experience. Both the casual dining and fine dining menus have plenty of tasty choices. Ten3 has a number of bottle and draft beer options, an extensive wine list, craft mixed drinks, and mocktails for anyone looking for a NA option.
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192 at The Blake in Taos Ski Valley
After an eventful day at Taos Ski Valley, you might want to hit 192 at The Blake. Centered around a communal fireplace, this inviting and intimate dining room radiates international flare - think rustic European alpine meets the vibrant colors of New Mexico. 192 at The Blake offers a curated wine list, cocktails & craft beer, and if you’re hungry you can choose from an Apres menu, a selection of shared plates & entrees, or make plans for a full breakfast and/or brunch.
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Elements at the Angel Fire Resort Country Club
You won’t go hungry (or thirsty) when you’ve wrapped up your last run of the day at Angel Fire Resort. You can enjoy fine dining in a casual and spacious setting at Elements. Dine outside and enjoy expansive views, a hand-crafted cocktail and food options with fresh and savory ingredients from local producers. Elements offers a wide selection of appetizers, steaks, seafood and light fares with a full array of beer, mixed drinks and fine wines.
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Inn of the Mountain Gods in Ruidoso
After an exhilarating day at Ski Apache head to the Inn of the Mountain Gods for a plethora of food and beverage options. Wendell’s offers an upscale diner service, with scrumptious steak and seafood options, or stop by the lounge for delicious appetizers, craft cocktails, fireside and patio seating, and live music on the weekends. Your other choices include the Broken Arrow Tap House, Big Game Sports Bar, Red Hat Grille, and The Market at the Mountain.
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Texas Reds Steakhouse in Red River
If you’re feeling famished after skiing and riding in Red River, fuel up at Texas Reds Steakhouse. For 54 years Texas Reds has been serving up charbroiled beef steaks and fresh seafood in their family friendly steakhouse setting. It’s a relaxed atmosphere, with great service, a full bar, and free peanuts. (be ready for shells on the floor!)
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Beef & Leaf in Los Alamos
Once you’ve conquered Pajarito, head down the mountain to Beef & Leaf cafe, where you can enjoy an upscale dining experience in a warm atmosphere. The menu is crafted based on seasonal ingredients so it is constantly changing to ensure that the food is at its freshest throughout the year. Enjoy hand-crafted comfort food, unique wines, local beers and craft cocktails.