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Jul 28, 2024
The younger kids loved the tube slide, and the teen loved the ropes course and zip line. We’d never tried the summer activities at the ski area before, but we were impressed. Safety foremost, yet a c… Full review by vikingkim5
Jun 24, 2024
The main chair lift will take you to the day lodge at the top of the mountain and if you're there before 3PM you can get something to eat. Food is only fair, even for a ski lodge. The ride is a bit… Full review by 617erinc
Feb 14, 2024
Red River, NM. The best place to ski in NM. We love the small, quaint town. We visited other ski towns, on this trip, in the area and Red River is the best. Full review by Fearless66779234075
Thinking of visiting during Christmas week (driving). I live in Texas so it’s not TOO FAR, but how are the roads going up there? Well maintained? Fairly safe driving? I’ll be coming from Amarillo.
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You shouldn't have any problems. In all of the years we have been at RR...no problems. 4x4, AWD makes things easy. Never had to use chains! Make sure you get gas in Texline or …
You shouldn't have any problems. In all of the years we have been at RR...no problems. 4x4, AWD makes things easy. Never had to use chains! Make sure you get gas in Texline or the service center when you get off of 25.
Thinking of taking the grand daughters skiing for first time. 10 yrs and 12 yrs. Ski school/instruction? How about boarding? Which is best to start on? Thanks.
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RRSA is a great place to learn! Get in early and get signed up (Look for Sybil.)! Lessons definitely- first morning! I started out skiing, so I might be a little biased. Our youngest son (9)- …
RRSA is a great place to learn! Get in early and get signed up (Look for Sybil.)! Lessons definitely- first morning! I started out skiing, so I might be a little biased. Our youngest son (9)- snowboard. Our oldest son (11)- skis. Snowboard might be the easiest to start and then transition. Youngest said it was easy to learn to snowboard. He fell quite a bit the first day. Oldest said skis were easier, but making the turns were hard. After watching both, board looks easier. I let them choose. Have fun!
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When are you open for skiing and snowboarding?
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We open for skiing and snowboarding the day before Thanksgiving every year. During the first two weeks of the season we operate on an abbreviated schedule. In early …
We open for skiing and snowboarding the day before Thanksgiving every year. During the first two weeks of the season we operate on an abbreviated schedule. In early December...
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