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Ski Santa Fe

Mountain

How big it is and what the skiing is like, each figure with its U.S. rank.

Lifts: the count the resort advertises; resorts differ on whether surface lifts and carpets are in it.

Terrain · the resort’s own difficulty mix

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Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced + expert

Ski Santa Fe publishes three levels, so its top share counts advanced and expert terrain together. · .

Snow and weather

The National Weather Service forecast for the summit and the base, and the snowpack measured nearby. Live: each figure gives its source and time.

Trail map

Drawn from OpenStreetMap

87 runs · 7 lifts, as mapped in OpenStreetMap

Map key
Your runs

Sign in to tick runs off here and in the list; the ones you’ve skied turn pink, with a check.

Seen as a trail map shows a mountain: from the base looking uphill, the ground tilted up (heights ×1.5); the arrow points north and the scale holds across the page. Runs and lifts as OpenStreetMap's contributors have mapped them, on the ground from USGS elevation data, with a stronger contour every 250 ft. The key counts the lines OpenStreetMap draws, not the resort's runs (its own list is under Runs). The resort's glades and bowls are drawn as areas: OpenStreetMap's own where it maps one, otherwise drawn by Aurora around OpenStreetMap's line, up to 60 m each side and halfway to the next run or lift, so their edges are approximate.

24 runs on the resort’s list aren’t drawn here yet

    On the resort’s list, with no line in OpenStreetMap yet: mapping them there draws them here.

    The resort’s published trail map is not yet collected.

    Runs

    Every run Ski Santa Fe lists, to tick off as you ski them; the trail map above names them and turns the ones you've skied pink.

    85 runs · 11 glades · 3 parks

    Ski Santa Fe says 87

    The resort’s own list, its trail map leading: every section it lists counts, traverses and roads too; carpets, learning areas, race courses and nordic tracks are left out, and parks are a list of their own.

    Sign in to tick off the runs you’ve skied, here and on the trail map.

    • Green1,080 ft · 160 ft drop
    • Glade
      Bluenot drawn yet
    • Blue1,200 ft · 290 ft drop
    • Bowl
      Black910 ft · 410 ft drop
    • Blue880 ft · 270 ft drop
    • Glade
      Double blacknot drawn yet
    • Black1,130 ft · 430 ft drop
    • Glade
      Blacknot drawn yet

    Terrain parks

    3 · a list of their own, outside the run count

      Names and difficulty: Ski Santa Fe — Lift & Trail Report (skisantafe.com, read Sep 29, 2026).

      Lines, lengths and verticals where a run is drawn: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, via OpenSkiMap (Sep 28, 2026); measured by Aurora from the mapped line, not the resort’s figures. On the map, glades and bowls are areas: OpenStreetMap’s own where it maps one, else drawn by Aurora around its line, edges approximate.

      Getting there

      Albuquerque International (ABQ) 1 h 47 min · Santa Fe Regional (SAF) 45 min

      Photos

      Photographs of the ski area we may republish, each credited to its photographer. Open one to see it whole.

      More photos· Google Images

      Passes, rankings and every number

      Each row says what it holds; open one for the figures and their sources.

      Passes

      IndependentIndependent — not on Epic, Ikon, Indy, Mountain Collective or Power

      On no multi-resort pass: not on Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, Indy Pass, Mountain Collective or Power Pass.

      Rankings

      14 — #6 base14 — #6 base, #8 top lift, #12 summit in the U.S.

      Position among the resorts with a figure; national rank first, state rank second.

      All numbers

      all 20all 20, in one list

      Sources

      48 observations from 5 publishers