
Angel Fire
Rising above the Moreno Valley in northern New Mexico, Angel Fire Resort delivers an exceptional mountain experience across 560 acres of diverse terrain. Established in 1966, this year-round destination combines stunning Rocky Mountain views with wide-open slopes and a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. From beginners finding their snow legs to advanced riders seeking challenging runs, Angel Fire's varied terrain offers memorable adventures for every skill level.
Live Angel Fire Webcams
Summit
Check out the conditions at the summit of the resort with this Angel Fire web cam.
Seven modern lifts serve Angel Fire's expansive terrain, including a high-speed quad chairlift that whisks riders to the 10,677-foot summit. With a total uphill capacity of 7,200 skiers per hour and a 2,077-foot vertical drop, our efficient lift system ensures you'll spend more time exploring our 81 trails and less time in lift lines. Night skiing adds an extra dimension to the experience, with selected runs illuminated for evening adventures.
Angel Fire Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
81
Total Area
560 ac
226.6 ha
Location
Set in New Mexico's stunning Moreno Valley at a base elevation of 8,600 feet, Angel Fire Resort is a convenient mountain escape. Just 24 miles east of Taos and three hours from Albuquerque, the resort sits within the renowned Enchanted Circle scenic byway. The surrounding village offers a range of dining options, comfortable lodging, and year-round activities, making it an ideal base for your mountain adventures.
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Season Info
The winter season typically spans from mid-December through late March, delivering reliable snow conditions thanks to both natural snowfall and extensive snowmaking capabilities. Angel Fire receives an average of 210 inches of annual snowfall, complemented by New Mexico's characteristic 300+ days of sunshine. The combination creates ideal conditions for both powder days and spring skiing under brilliant blue skies.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/13/2024
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.33m
533cm
Imperial
17.5ft
210in
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