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Pajarito Mountain




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Pajarito Mountain
New Mexico
United States

Phone: 505 662-5725



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  About the Ski resort 


Looking for the perfect place to bring the family? Try Pajarito, where the season is long and snow is great.

Pajarito Mountain has five chair lifts, a new terrain park, ski school, ski equipment rentals, a cafeteria and a day lodge.

Give it a try and you will most surely be back again for more!

  Area details 



Alpine Skiing: Yes
Night Skiing: No
Heli-Skiing: No
Snowcat Skiing: No
Snowboarding: No
Snowshoe trails: No
Snow tubing: No
 

 Easiest:  20 %

 More Difficult:  50 %

 Most Difficult:  30 %

 Experts only:  --


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Pace of Play: Pace of play: 0
Money Value: Money value: 0
Service: Service: 0


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  Mountain statistics 



Base elevation:  9,200 ft
Summit elevation:  10,411 ft
Vertical drop:  1,211 ft
Skiable area:  280 acres
Annual snowfall:  150 in
Snowmaking:  0 %
 
Number of trails:  37
Number of lifts:  6
Types of lifts:  1 Surface Lift,
 3 Double Chairs,
 1 Triple Chair,
 1 Quad Chair


  Area services 



Childcare  No
Adaptive skier:  Yes
Nearby lodging:  Yes
 
Ski lessons:  Yes
Snowboard lessons:  Yes
 
Ski rentals:  Yes
Snowboard rentals:  Yes


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  Directions 


Pajarito ski mountain is about 80 miles north of Albuquerque, and 7 miles from Los Alamos. From Albuquerque, take I-25 north to Santa Fe and get off at the Los Alamos (US 285 North) exit. Drive on St. Francis Drive through Santa Fe and continue North. Take the Pojoaque turn-off to Los Alamos (NM 502). Stay in the right lane, taking the Truck Route (NM 501) to Los Alamos. It will take you right by the well-marked turn-off to the ski hill. Chains and 4WD are sometimes required in the winter.

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