Sandia Peak Ski Area reopens due to snowfall

Sandia Peak Ski Area reopens due to snowfall

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Sandia Peak Ski Area says they got so much snow over the last 24 hours that skiers will have an extra day to hit the slopes. According to the ski area, 11 inches of snow fell in the last 24 hours, allowing them to reopen for one more day. Sandia Peak Tram shuts down for annual maintenance The area previously went on a temporary closure back in February after warm temperatures left little snow. They say Chair 4 wi…

The ski slopes of Transalpina, closed at the end of last month due to high temperatures, were reopened on Friday, with weather conditions in the area favorable for the start of installations, the administrators of the Voineasa area announced.

It's above zero and the snow is melting, but don't despair. There's plenty of snow in the mountains. Here's a quick overview.

After Not Operating Since February, New Mexico Ski Area Temporarily Reopens

New Mexico — After a dry winter, Sandia Peak is making a brief comeback for the 2024-25 season. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sandia Peak Ski Area (@sandia_peak_ski) Today, Sandia Peak Ski Area reopened for the first time since February 17th. This is thanks to 11 inches of snowfall during a 24-hour time span. In addition, Sandia Peak received another inch of powder overnight. This is being defined by Sandia Peak as a limited open…

Easter skiing in the mountains is still possible in many places, promises the Norwegian Tourist Association. But early spring makes ice unsafe in many places.

The Transalpina ski slopes reopened on Friday, thanks to favorable weather conditions, after being closed at the end of March due to high temperatures. Administrators have activated artificial snow facilities to ensure excellent conditions on the slopes and hope to keep the slopes open throughout April. Skiing conditions are spring-like, and facilities operate between 09:00 and 16:30, and winter sports enthusiasts will be able to ski during the …