Sandia Peak Ski Resort
New Mexico, USA
| Resort Statistics | | vertical drop: | 1,700 feet | | summit: | 10,378 feet | | base: | 8,678 feet | | lifts: | 7 | | trails: | 30 | | longest run: | 13,200 feet |
Snowboarding | | permitted: | Yes | | terrain park: | Yes | | half-pipe: | No | | | Snow and Terrain | | annual snowfall: | 125 inches | | snowmaking: | 15% | | skiable area: | 200 acres | | easiest: | 35% | | more difficult: | 55% | | most difficult: | 10% |
Other Activities | | x-country: | 47 km | | snow tubing: | No |
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Sandia Peak Ski Resort News
Sandia Peak Ski Area welcomes abundant snowfall
December 26, 2007 - DENVER - Santa brought just what the nation's ski resorts wanted â the best nationwide snow conditions in several years. From New England to California, the snow dumped in the days and weeks before Christmas. Even Taos, in the desert southwest, had a 60-inch base.
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Sandia
Peak Ski Area Postpones Its Opening
December 12, 2003 - East Mountain Telegraph, NM - Sandia Peak Ski Area has
postponed its Friday opening because of a lack of snow, ski area
director Tom Long said Tuesday. Sandia Peak, which never opened last
season after a very dry winter, is tentatively scheduled to open Dec.
19. "If everything goes just right, we might be able to make it by
then," Long said. "If not, we're shooting for Dec. 22 or 23.
Before Christmas would be ideal." Long said 4 to 5 inches of snow
fell during Monday's storm, but that was not enough to open the ski area
on time.
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Sandia
is a go to make snow this season
November 07, 2003 - Albuquerque Tribune, NM - When it rains, it snows. At
least that's the case when humans get involved in making snow to
guarantee a successful ski season at Sandia Peak. A few rainy days
during the summer and runoff collected last spring have filled the
slope's reservoirs of water for making snow, Sandia Peak Ski Area
spokesman Michael Donovan says. So Albuquerque skiers can count on
Sandia Peak opening, something that didn't happen last year.
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