Nestled high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains just 16 miles northeast of historic Santa Fe, Ski Santa Fe is one of the premier alpine destinations in the Southwest. With a base elevation of 10,350 feet—one of the highest in North America—and a summit reaching 12,075 feet, the mountain enjoys cold, dry snow conditions and sweeping panoramic vistas overlooking the Rio Grande Valley. Family-owned and operated for generations, Ski Santa Fe pairs authentic Southwestern charm with top-tier skiing and snowboarding.
Ski Santa Fe spans 660 skiable acres with a vertical drop of 1,725 feet, serviced by 7 lifts including the Super Chief Quad and the Millennium Triple Chair. The resort offers 89 designated trails with a balanced variety for all ability levels: 20% beginner, 40% intermediate, and 40% advanced. Experts flock to the mountain for its legendary tree skiing, steep bump runs, and powder-filled glades like the Big Rock Chutes and the renowned aspen groves off the Millennium lift.
Keep an eye on current mountain conditions at Ski Santa Fe with our live streaming Brownrice webcams. View real-time feeds from the Quad Cam at the summit, the Base Cam overlooking the lodge, and the Millennium Lift Cam. Check snow coverage, weather visibility, and lift line activity before you head up the mountain.