GoENewsletter June 2005 Issue


Ski Apache Sleeps
Written by Chuck Duncan • Photography by Doug McAlister



Any real skier knows that it's never too early to start thinking about that trip to the slopes. Now is the time to tune up those skis and snowboards down at the local shop. Check the latest ski magazines or go online to see what everyone will be wearing. Maybe pick up a new pair of Ray Bans and make sure those boots still feel good. Because once you get here this winter all you’ll want to do is ride the runs. Remember last year? … Ski Apache recorded over 200 inches of snow with one powder day after another? Well, everything is lining up for more of the same this year.

More improvements have been planned for the 2005 / 2006 season and we know you will be impressed. Activities, music, food and fun are all on the list to make your day on the mountain one to remember. And, of course, the number one greatest thing about Ski Apache is that we experience spring skiing conditions all winter long. Day after day sunshine rains down from cobalt blue skies warming the spirit and invigorating the senses. All this, makes for a great day of carving the one of 645 runs or riding the rails in the “Bone Yard” snow park.

You’re probably wondering what the number two thing is that makes Ski Apache so great, well it’s the fact that we have lots of lifts and the only gondola in New Mexico so lift lines are not an issue here.

Come on up to the friendliest place in the Ski World and make sure to check out the new Inn Of The Mountain Gods Resort and Casino, it is as spectacular as the Mountain itself! And don’t forget your sunscreen!

Ski Apache Ski Lifts and Gondolas for Skiing in Ruidoso

Beginning Skiing Lessons at Ski Apache

Skier in Ruidoso, New Mexico

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