ANGEL FIRE SKI AREA
Base elevation is 8,600 feet; summit elevation is  10,677 feet; vertical drop is 2,077 feet. There are two high-speed quad  chairlifts and three double chair lifts. The ski area has 67 trails – 26% begin ner, 50% intermediate and 24% advanced/expert. Snowmaking on 55% of  the trails. Average annual snowfall is approximately 210 inches.

NEW MEXICO'S ONLY WORLD CLASS HALFPIPE
Four freestyle terrain parks: Bad Lands, Liberation Park, Cayenne and the Junkyard have rail slides,  table tops, fun boxes and spines. The parks are a dream come true for  adventurous skiers and snowboarders.

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING AND SNOWSHOEING
Over 22 kilometers of cross country skiing trails and snowshoeing areas are at the summit of Angel Fire ski area. Rentals and trail maps are available.

SNOWBIKES
Snowbikes are allowed everywhere on the mountain except the terrain parks. Lesson packages with certified instructors are available.

SNOWSKATE FREESTYLE PARK
You'll love this new fun sport located at the base of Exhibition, with numerous competitions at the park throughout the season.

NEW TUBING HILL
The brand new three-lane tubing hill will send you screaming down 1,000 feet of groomed trails. The night-light feature makes it one of our most popular family attractions day or night.

ICE SKATING
Daily and evenings at Olympic Park. Skate rental available.

SKI AND SNOWBOARD INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS
Full and half day programs for all levels of expertise, with packages including lift tickets, lessons and equipment rental. Private and adaptive lessons are also available, plus free first-timers ski and snowboard lesson with the purchase of an all-day lift ticket.

SNOWMOBILING
Ride your own or rent snowmobiles and go for a guided tour in the Carson National Forest, or ride the Chile Express to the summit of Angel Fire Mountain for a guided tour. Stop by the Chamber of Commerce for snowmobiling maps.

HORSEDRAWN SLEIGHS AND WAGONS
Available for sightseeing and snuggling with that "someone special." Hourly and evening rates are available from local stable.

Vacation Tips
The Moreno Valley is more than 8,000 feet in elevation, so take time to get acclimated to avoid high-altitude sickness Drink plenty of water and wear sunscreen! Winter temperatures are generally moderate, averaging mid-30s daytime to mid-teens in early morning. Summer temperatures average in the mid-70s during the daytime and low 40s at night. Delightfully low humidity makes air temperatures pleasant year-round. Fall is golden, brisk and dry. During summer and autumn seasons, a light jacket, sweater and perhaps an umbrella for occasional mountain showers are suggested. Area weather conditions are updated regularly on the Angel Fire Chamber web site: www.AngelFireChamber.org/climate.html; and the Angel Fire Resort web site: www.angelfireresort.com. Road condition reports are available from the New Mexico Department of transportation: 800-432-4269 or www.nmshtd.state.nm.us.