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This week we take a brief look at another key function of ski areas that largely goes unnoticed by skiers, but plays a huge role in how good or bad the experience on the slopes is. As with snow grooming, making manmade snow is an activity carried on largely at night and thus out of sight. None in New Mexico do it more, and better, than the crew at Taos Ski Valley, led by Tommy Murray, snow surfaces manager. Here’s a brief look at the process, plus details on current conditions.

Want to get away from it all? Book a stay at one of New Mexico’s cozy cabins. From southern Cloudcroft to northern Red River, there are plenty of places to hide away among streams, mountains, and picturesque views. Here are six unique cabin rental properties, perfect for couples, small groups, or solo travelers. All cabins listed follow state health guidelines and COVID-19 safety protocols, such as regularly disinfecting surfaces and, in some cases, contactless check-ins. Many are NM Safe certified … Read More

When shopping for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift, jewelry often makes it to the top of the list because it’s always a great way to say “I love you.” Whether you’re looking for that perfect diamond ring to finally pop the question, a stunning necklace to spoil your wife of many years, the flashy watch he has been talking about since Christmas, or a fun pair of earrings for mom, you are sure to find it here. Santa Fe abounds … Read More