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Pajarito Mountain is OPEN
Friday, Saturday and Sunday plus Federal Holidays. Lifts run 9 - 4.
USASA Slopestyle & Giant Slalom Competition February 13 & 14
Information and Registration Here»
Valentines Day Wine Tasting
3:30-5:30 by Don Quixote Wines. Tickets at the Business Office. $37 for pair, $20 for stag.
Tele-bration Telemark Festival & Clinic
February 20 & 21. Clinic cost is $25. Lift Tickets Half Price. See the events tab for more details.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Check Events on the mini-calendar below or check the full calendar.
USASA Slopestyle & Giant Slalom Competition February 13 & 14
Information and Registration Here»
Valentines Day Wine Tasting
3:30-5:30 by Don Quixote Wines. Tickets at teh Business Office.
"Tele-bration" Telemark Festival and Clinic February 20 & 21
Clinic cost is $25 per person. Half price lift tickets are available for those with no Pajarito Mountain season pass. Registration in the lodge at 8:30 each day.
Operating schedule
Pajarito Mountain is open every day during the Holiday period (except Christmas Day) through January 3rd, and then Friday, Saturday, Sunday plus Federal Holidays. Full schedule »
Lifts
9 AM — 4 PM.
Cafe
8 AM — 3:30 PM on operating days.
Business Office
8:00 AM — 4 PM on operating days
8:30 AM — 3 PM Monday — Thursday.
Rental
8 AM — 4:30 PM on operating days.
WINTER LIFT RATES
Adult: $50
Teen: $41
Child: $31
Senior: $41
Tots (0-6) and Super Seniors (75+): FREE
WINTER RENTAL RATES
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Directions to Pajarito Mountain
The Los Alamos National Laboratory perimeter security checkpoints, while fully open to the public, made getting to the Mountain a little more complicated, but the perimeter bypass via West Road avoids those issues entirely.
Pajarito Mountain is situated on the east slopes of the Jemez Mountains above Los Alamos, NM, just a 2 hour drive from Albuquerque and 45 minutes from Santa Fe. It has 40 trails on 300 skiable acres, 1200 ft vertical, 5 chair lifts and one surface lift. Open to the public - anyone can buy tickets or season passes - and with miles of groomed, lots of bumps, tree skiing, a terrain park, and no crowds and minimal lift lines, it is New Mexico's best kept skiing secret. During the summer, an extensive trail network provides great XC and lift-served DH mountain biking and hiking. More details »
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