Diving into Winter, Differently
Diving into Winter, Differently
Santa Fe NM Ski Santa Fe is well known for downhill thrills, but the excitement is enhanced by the nearby town. If there is a more charming place than Santa Fe in winter—cozy adobe dwellings, chilly nights, warm lights, the scent of pinion smoke wafting through the air—I have yet to find it. Add a… Read More
Mountain Town Breweries You Have to Try
New Mexico is home to more than 70 breweries, and several of them are located right in the mountains, easily accessible to your ski destinations! We’ve lined up brewing companies near each ski area for you to check out on your next vacation. Red River Red River Brewing CompanyVisit Red River Brewing Company on Main… Read More
Make the Most of Spring on the Slopes in New Mexico
As the ski season nears an end, be sure you are making the most of this time of year. Check out these events scheduled in February and March at New Mexico Ski Areas. From adults only outings to family friendly competitions there is sure to be an event just right for you! Angel Fire Feb…. Read More
Celebrate Mardi Gras in the Mountains This Year
Fat Tuesday is a special day in New Mexico, as it represents a blending of culture, tradition, and fun that brings many people together to have a good time. This year, make your trip to Angel Fire or Red River even better by taking part in some fantastic Mardi Gras celebrations. Angel Fire The Fat… Read More
5 Great Stops on Your Way to New Mexico
Driving to New Mexico from Oklahoma or Texas can be a great experience if you know where to go. These five places are perfect to stretch your legs and explore. They will leave you excited and refreshed during your trip to the mountains! Photo by @wanderyonder.photography Cadillac Ranch The Stonehenge of the West… Read More
Ski NM Annual Pond Skimming Events
The rules are simple: get down the slope as quickly as you can and preferably in the wackiest costume you can find, then do your best to sustain both verticality and forward momentum as you glide or skim across the surface of an ice-cold body of water. Make it all the way across, and glory… Read More
Ski NM Events
With some fresh snow on the slopes here are 5 great reasons to head up to the Ski New Mexico! New Mexico ski areas offer a variety of activities for couples, friends and families. If you’re looking for an excuse to get away, make a plan to attend one of these events! Big ol’ Texas… Read More
Green Chile and Cold Brews
Eating at ski resorts can often be expensive with rather generic food offerings. In New Mexico, you can get a large meal for under $15, or cheaper, with the state’s unique take on cuisine. Then, wash it down with a cold local craft brew and grab a Taos bar for your mid-ski snack. What… Read More
Après Japanese-style in Santa Fe
If you ask ANYONE that has ever been skiing in Japan what their favorite aspect of the trip other than the skiing was, the odds are that “onsens” (hot springs / baths – typically used after day of skiing) would be included in their response, i.e.; how they were a quintessential part of the experience,… Read More
2016-17 Holiday Events
The holiday season is one of the best times to visit New Mexico to truly experience the state’s beauty, culture, and traditions. Residents and tourists brave the cold weather to view and walk among the many light displays and celebrations. These are some of the most spectacular family-friendly displays, worth a stop if you are… Read More
NM Soups to warm your soul
3 Authentic Soup Recipes to Take Home from New Mexico New Mexico is known for its unique cuisine featuring fiery red and green Hatch chile, which is the perfect ingredient during the winter months to warm you from the inside out. We’ve compiled three traditional, yet simple, recipes for three New Mexican style soups that… Read More
NM Most Underrated Winter Destination. Here’s Proof.
BY NICK PACHELLI https://matadornetwork.com/trips/new-mexico-might-just-underrated-winter-destination-heres-proof/ There are 9 (yep, 9!) downhill ski areas in the state. New Mexico’s resorts cover more than 4,000 acres of snowy terrain. From the steeps of Taos Ski Valley in the north, to the views of the Rio Grande Valley from Sandia Peak Resort, to the easy southern access of Ski… Read More
Taste The Difference: The Food of New Mexico
For a true New Mexico experience, you must get your taste buds involved early and often. The blend of distinct flavors from Spanish and Native American cultures has been perfected over the course of 400 years and will stay with you long after you’ve returned home. What you’ll taste here is not your average borderland… Read More
Discover the Jewel of Southern New Mexico – Ruidoso!
Less that 150 miles from the Texas border, nestled amongst cool mountain pines, lies the beautiful village of Ruidoso, N.M. and America’s southernmost ski area, the Ski Apache resort. With a great snowfall this season and a wealth of entertainment options for the entire family, now is the perfect time to get reaquainted with one… Read More
New Mexico Tastes Of The Holidays
The holiday season in New Mexico is a distinct experience that leaves a lasting impact on the five senses. Months later you can close your eyes and still see the glowing luminarias, smell the piñon wood, feel the crisp winter air, hear the carolers, and, above all, taste the unforgettable flavors of the region. The… Read More
